GHS-warning labels, PE-foil, GHS02, danger, flame. 100 µm, 27x40 mm, 1 roll(s)

Catalog nr. LN64.1
Carl Roth

Volume: 1 roll
Value Packs: 1 piece
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Description

GHS warning labels on PE foil with the GHS02 pictogram display the flame symbol together with the signal word Danger. The labels measure 27 x 40 mm and are made from 100 µm PE foil, supplied as 1 roll for laboratory and workplace marking of flammable hazards. They form part of the hazardous substance symbols range applied in occupational safety and personal protection programmes. Intended for clear GHS-based identification, the GHS02 flame motif with Danger communicates elevated flammable risk on chemical containers, storage locations and equipment. Available from manufacturer Carl ROTH, these PE-foil labels support facilities that need standardised hazard marking throughout their inventories. Each roll weighs 0,080 kg and the compact 27 x 40 mm size suits bottles, drums and secondary packaging found in research and industrial laboratories. Use cases include labware marking and hazardous substance identification where the GHS02 danger flame must remain clearly visible. The PE foil construction and 100 µm thickness support everyday handling in chemical stores and teaching environments that rely on consistent GHS warning labels for flammable materials.

This article is part of Essential oils & fragrances, in Natural products & essential oils.

Key features

  • Pack size: 1 roll
  • Material: PE foil
  • Thickness: 100 µm
  • Label size: 27 x 40 mm

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