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Radioactive III labels provide a clear visual identification system for materials emitting ionising radiation. These safety signs belong in specialised environments such as medical imaging clinics, research laboratori...
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Radioactive III labels provide a clear visual identification system for materials emitting ionising radiation. These safety signs belong in specialised environments such as medical imaging clinics, research laboratories, and industrial nuclear testing facilities where hazardous substances are stored or transported in containers.
Applying these labels to drums, crates, or storage cabinets ensures that every person on site is immediately aware of the contents before handling. By providing a high-visibility warning, the labels reduce the risk of accidental exposure or improper storage. The self-adhesive backing allows for quick application to smooth surfaces, meaning site supervisors can mark large quantities of stock rapidly without needing additional tools or fasteners. This efficiency helps maintain an organised workspace where dangerous goods are clearly segregated from general supplies.
Each label measures 100x100mm and is manufactured from a self-adhesive material for secure bonding. These are supplied in rolls of 250 units to support large-scale labelling projects. This specific size and adhesive format suit high-volume container marking in controlled laboratory settings.
Features
- Radioactive III hazard identification
- Supplied in rolls of 250 labels
- 100x100mm dimensions
- Self-adhesive backing for easy application
Specifications
| Size | 100x100mm |
| Material | Self Adhesive |
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