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In medical laboratories, radiology clinics, and specialised industrial workshops, the clear identification of hazardous materials is a non-negotiable requirement. These Radioactive I labels provide the necessary visua...
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In medical laboratories, radiology clinics, and specialised industrial workshops, the clear identification of hazardous materials is a non-negotiable requirement. These Radioactive I labels provide the necessary visual alert for areas where radioactive substances are stored or handled, ensuring that staff and emergency responders can identify the nature of the risk from a distance.
Using magnetic labels allows for a flexible approach to site management. Unlike permanent adhesives, these can be repositioned as storage layouts change or when containers are moved between different zones of a facility. This adaptability reduces the risk of outdated or misplaced safety signs, meaning the person responsible for site safety can quickly update the signage to match the current location of the materials. It provides a clear, high-visibility warning that helps prevent accidental exposure or mishandling by unauthorised personnel.
These specific labels are produced with a magnetic backing for easy application to steel surfaces. They measure 270x270mm, providing a substantial surface area for visibility in high-risk environments.
Features
- Magnetic backing for easy application and repositioning
- High-visibility Radioactive I identification
- Suitable for steel storage containers and doors
- Sized at 270x270mm for clear site visibility
Specifications
| Size | 270x270mm |
| Material | Magnetic |
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