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Mislabelled chemical containers create significant hazards during storage and transport. These Oxidising Gas 2 labels provide the necessary visual identification for dangerous goods, ensuring that staff and emergency ...
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Mislabelled chemical containers create significant hazards during storage and transport. These Oxidising Gas 2 labels provide the necessary visual identification for dangerous goods, ensuring that staff and emergency responders can identify volatile substances at a glance. They are essential for any warehouse, chemical processing plant, or industrial workshop where oxidising gases are handled and stored in bulk or small quantities.
Applying these labels to cylinders or containers reduces the risk of accidental mixing or improper handling by providing a clear, standardised warning. The self-adhesive backing allows for quick application to various smooth surfaces, meaning site supervisors can organise their inventory without needing separate adhesives or fasteners. By integrating these into your broader system of safety signs, you ensure that every vessel is accounted for and that the specific risks associated with oxidising gases are communicated to everyone on the floor.
Each roll contains 500 labels measuring 20x20mm. The self-adhesive material ensures a secure bond to the container surface. These are suited for facilities managing hazardous gas inventories.
Features
- Roll of 500 labels
- Oxidising Gas 2 classification
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
- Compact 20x20mm size for small containers
Specifications
| Size | 20x20mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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