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Oxidising Gas 2 Hazchem labels provide the necessary visual identification for containers and storage areas holding volatile substances. These safety signs belong in industrial settings such as chemical processing pla...
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Oxidising Gas 2 Hazchem labels provide the necessary visual identification for containers and storage areas holding volatile substances. These safety signs belong in industrial settings such as chemical processing plants, laboratories, and chemical warehouses where the correct classification of dangerous goods is required for site safety and emergency response.
Using these labels ensures that anyone entering a storage zone can immediately identify the specific nature of the gas present. By clearly marking containers, you reduce the risk of accidental mixing of incompatible chemicals and help site supervisors maintain an organised inventory. In the event of a leak or fire, these labels provide first responders with the immediate information needed to select the correct suppression method, protecting both personnel and the facility infrastructure.
Each label measures 200x200mm and is produced from a self-adhesive material for quick application to drums, tanks, or walls. These labels are supplied in packs of 5 to cover multiple storage points. This specific marking system is essential for the safe management of oxidising gases in a warehouse environment.
Features
- Oxidising Gas 2 classification
- Supplied in a pack of 5
- Self-adhesive backing for easy installation
- High-visibility layout for emergency identification
Specifications
| Size | 200x200mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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