Accuformnmc DCL146 Hazardous Material Label 7in Vinyl

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC DCL146 is a hazardous material label designed for clear, compliant identification of corrosive materials in industrial and trade environments. Printed in English with a message-only graphic format, this label measures 7 inches in height and 7 inches in length. It is constructed from pressure sensitive vinyl with a removable adhesive backing, making it suitable for temporary applications or surfaces where residue-free removal is required. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and facilities personnel use these labels to meet hazardous material marking requirements on equipment, containers, and storage areas.

This label is appropriate for use in commercial and industrial settings where corrosive hazardous materials must be identified according to regulatory or site safety requirements. The vinyl construction resists chemicals, graffiti, and moisture, maintaining legibility in demanding environments. Labels are packaged in sheet format, allowing multiple units to be applied efficiently during a labeling project or equipment inspection workflow.

Key Features

• Hazardous material corrosive legend printed in English for clear compliance marking
• Pressure sensitive vinyl construction with removable adhesive for residue-free removal
• Chemical-resistant, graffiti-proof, and waterproof for demanding environments
• Message-only graphic format for straightforward, direct hazard identification
• Packaged in sheet format for organized, efficient application

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hazardous material label for use on equipment, containers, and storage surfaces requiring corrosive material identification in industrial and commercial environments.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface thoroughly before application to ensure proper adhesion. Removable adhesive is intended for surfaces where label removal without residue is required; confirm surface compatibility before applying. No special tools are required for application. Follow applicable site safety and OSHA hazard communication standards when placing hazardous material labels.