Description
Packaging labelling for coolants is a ready-to-apply warning film designed for clear identification of coolant contents on packages and containers. The English-language label carries the warning designation as coolant and is supplied as a durable film measuring 150 × 250 mm, making the hazard message easy to read during storage, handling and transport. Intended for laboratory, workshop and industrial packaging identification, it supports consistent occupational safety marking where coolants must be recognised at a glance. The self-adhesive film format suits carton, drum and secondary packaging surfaces commonly used in technical and research environments. Supplied as a single piece from manufacturer Kroschke sign-intern, this packaging label fits marking programmes for occupational safety and personal protection. It helps laboratories and production sites maintain standardised coolant warnings without custom printing, supporting clear communication across multilingual teams that rely on English hazard text. Use it wherever coolant packages require durable, visible identification in line with routine workplace labelling practice.
This article is part of Labelling & marking tape, in Labels, signs & marking.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Product type: Packaging labelling for coolants
- Warning text: As coolant (English)
- Material: Film
- Dimensions: 150 × 250 mm
- Weight: 0,020 kg
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Questions about Packaging labelling for coolants, Warning as coolant, engl. film 150x250mm
What is this article?
Packaging labelling for coolants, Warning as coolant, engl. film 150x250mm is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes Kroschke sign-intern for laboratory use. It sits in Labelling & marking tape, inside Labels, signs & marking, in Lab safety equipment.
Laboratory tape is specified by what it survives: autoclave tape that shows a cycle has run, freezer tape that still sticks at −80 °C, and tape that resists a solvent. A stationery tape fails at least one of these. Width and the core are the practical choices.
A label is how the next person knows what is in the bottle. A GHS label carries the pictogram, the signal word and the hazard statements the classification requires. A tape or a marker is only as useful as its survival in the freezer, the autoclave or the solvent it will meet. A safety sign is the instruction that stays on the door. The pictograms come from the CLP Regulation and are explained by ECHA CLP. Workplace signs sit with EU-OSHA.
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Shelves beside this one are Laboratory labels, GHS & hazard labels, Markers & pens, Safety signs & pictograms and Labels & marking (other).
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