Roll Labels Pictogram Hazard Printing

What are Hazard Pictogram labels?

Hazard pictogram labels are essential for alerting staff and members of the public to the potential volatile nature and danger presented by the contents of the container that the hazard labels are applied to. It’s absolutely essential to utilise hazard pictogram labels if you are involved with handling, packaging or the transportation of hazardous substances.

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There are 9 main classes of Hazard Pictogram roll labels and they are as follows:

1. Class 1 warning labels – explosive warning labels
2. Class 2 warning labels – flammable gas warning labels, compressed gas warning labels & toxic gas warning labels
3. Class 3 warning labels – flammable warning labels & flammable liquid warning labels
4. Class 4 warning labels – flammable solids warning labels, spontaneously combustible warning labels & dangerous when wet warning labels
5. Class 5 warning labels – oxidizing warning label, oxidizing agent warning label, organic peroxide warning labels & flammable organic peroxide warning labels
6. Class 6 warning labels – toxic warning labels & infectious substance warning labels
7. Class 7 warning labels – radioactive warning labels
8. Class 8 warning labels – corrosive warning labels
9. Class 9 warning labels – miscellaneous hazard warning labels & lithium ion battery warning labels

Replace Faded Hazard Pictogram Labels

Quite often you’ll see hazard pictogram labels on the back of trucks / containers / product boxes that have faded so much that you can no longer make out which class the label refers to. This means they are no longer able to alert people to the presence of a particular hazardous chemical and as you can imagine, this is incredibly dangerous!

No Fade Hazard Roll Labels from Supapress

We make every effort to find out exactly what the labels will be exposed to in their life cycle and carry out extensive testing which means that we can ensure that they will fulfil their duty with absolutely no issues.

We guarantee that our hazard pictogram labels will not fade when exposed to the sunlight and adverse weather conditions for long durations of time.

We also make sure that the adhesive is suitable for it’s given application by identifying with our client precisely what the surface material is that the hazards labels will be adhered to.

Manufactured in the UK with Worldwide Delivery

We manufacture all of our hazard pictogram labels on reels which makes them roll labels. Roll labels are printed on a continuous length of material, cut to size using a physical tool that has been manufactured to cut the labels to a specific size and the labels are then wound around a central core. We can supply in quantities as low as 100 to any quantity you wish.

All of the hazard pictogram labels we supply are compliant with the relevant legislation and standards. The Classification, Labelling and Packaging (CLP) Regulation ((EC) No 1272/2008) is based on the United Nations’ Globally Harmonised System (GHS) and its purpose is to ensure a high level of protection for health and the environment, as well as the free movement of substances, mixtures and articles. Fortunately, GHS is a single worldwide system for classifying and broadcasting the hazardous / harmful properties which means that hazardous pictogram labels essentially act as a universal language around the globe.