Description
GHS warning labels on PE foil with the GHS06 skull and crossbones pictogram provide clear identification of acute toxicity hazards under the Globally Harmonized System. These self-adhesive labels carry the signal word danger and are produced from 100 µm polyethylene foil in the practical format 27 × 40 mm, making them suitable for bottles, reagent containers, secondary packaging and workplace hazard boards. Supplied as one roll with a total weight of 0,080 kg, the labels support consistent, durable marking in laboratories, pilot plants and chemical storage areas. The PE foil construction offers reliable adhesion and legibility under typical laboratory handling conditions. Hazard communication programmes benefit from standardised pictograms that remain easy to recognise at a glance during routine work and emergency response. These GHS06 labels from manufacturer Carl ROTH help users meet occupational safety and hazardous-substance labelling requirements without ambiguity. They fit naturally into marking workflows for toxic substances, waste streams and process intermediates where the skull and crossbones symbol is mandated. Ideal for research institutes, quality-control labs and industrial sites that need ready-to-apply GHS-compliant warning labels in a convenient roll format.
This article is part of Essential oils & fragrances, in Natural products & essential oils.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 roll
- Material: PE foil
- Foil thickness: 100 µm
- Label size: 27 × 40 mm
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