Accuformnmc DCN43 Hazardous Material Label 5in Square

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC DCN43 is a hazardous material label designed for use in industrial, commercial, and facility maintenance environments where clear chemical hazard identification is required. Printed on pressure-sensitive vinyl, this label measures 5 inches by 5 inches in a square format and carries the number 3 hazardous material message in black text on a white background. The removable adhesive backing allows repositioning or replacement without leaving residue. Licensed tradespeople, facility managers, and safety officers apply these labels to containers, equipment, and storage areas to meet regulatory identification requirements.

This label is suited for facilities handling chemicals, hazardous materials, or regulated substances that require visible compliance marking. It is appropriate for use in industrial plants, warehouses, laboratories, and maintenance shops. The message-only graphic format communicates the hazard class number clearly without additional pictographs. Supplied in sheet format with a package quantity of 5 labels per pack.

Key Features

• Hazardous material class 3 designation printed in black on white background
• 5 inches by 5 inches square format for high visibility
• Pressure-sensitive vinyl construction resists chemicals, water, and graffiti
• Removable adhesive allows clean removal and repositioning
• English-language legend with message-only graphic
• Supplied as a sheet pack of 5 labels

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hazardous material identification label for use on containers, equipment surfaces, and storage areas where pressure-sensitive vinyl adhesive labels are appropriate.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the application surface thoroughly before applying the label to ensure proper adhesion. Peel the label from the backing sheet and press firmly from the center outward to eliminate air bubbles. Because the adhesive is removable, avoid applying over porous or textured surfaces where edge lift may occur. Application and placement should comply with applicable federal, state, and local hazardous materials labeling regulations.