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Misidentifying hazardous materials during a spill or leak creates immediate danger for site personnel. These Dangerous When Wet 4 labels provide the necessary visual alert for chemicals or gases that react poorly to m...
Description and applications
Misidentifying hazardous materials during a spill or leak creates immediate danger for site personnel. These Dangerous When Wet 4 labels provide the necessary visual alert for chemicals or gases that react poorly to moisture, ensuring that emergency responders and warehouse staff know exactly what they are dealing with before they approach the substance.
Using magnetic backing makes these safety signs far more versatile than permanent adhesives. In a busy workshop or chemical storage area, containers and drums are often rotated or replaced. These labels can be shifted quickly between metal surfaces without leaving sticky residue or requiring scraping. This flexibility allows a supervisor to reorganise storage zones on the fly while maintaining strict visibility of hazards, which reduces the risk of accidental water contact during cleaning or firefighting efforts.
Each label measures 270x270mm and is constructed from a magnetic material for easy application. This specific sizing ensures the warning is visible from a distance across a loading dock or storage bay. These are essential for any facility managing reactive dangerous goods.
Features
- 270x270mm dimensions for high visibility
- Magnetic material for easy repositioning
- Specific for Dangerous When Wet 4 classification
- Suitable for metal storage drums and cabinets
Specifications
| Size | 270x270mm |
| Material | Magnetic |
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