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Misidentifying hazardous chemicals in a warehouse or laboratory creates unnecessary danger for every worker on site. These Organic Peroxide 5.2 labels provide the immediate visual identification required to manage dan...
Description and applications
Misidentifying hazardous chemicals in a warehouse or laboratory creates unnecessary danger for every worker on site. These Organic Peroxide 5.2 labels provide the immediate visual identification required to manage dangerous goods safely. By integrating these into your broader system of safety signs, you ensure that staff and emergency responders can identify the specific nature of the chemical risk from a distance.
Applying these labels to drums, containers, or storage racking simplifies the inventory process and reduces the risk of accidental mixing or incorrect handling. The self-adhesive backing allows for a quick, permanent bond to smooth surfaces, meaning there is no need for additional fasteners or tools during installation. This efficiency helps site supervisors maintain a tidy and organised chemical store, ensuring that the correct hazard warnings are always visible to those moving materials through the facility.
Each label measures 100x100mm and is supplied in a pack of 6. The self-adhesive material is designed for direct application to containers. These specifications suit environments where clear, fixed marking of organic peroxides is required on smooth storage vessels.
Features
- Identifies Organic Peroxide 5.2
- Supplied in a pack of 6
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- 100x100mm dimensions
Specifications
| Size | 100x100mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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