Accuformnmc DL87P Vinyl Toxic Placard 10.75x10.75 in

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC DL87P is a pressure-sensitive vinyl placard printed with a Toxic legend in black on white. Measuring 10.75 inches wide by 10.75 inches high, it applies directly to surfaces without mechanical fasteners. The vinyl construction includes a Sign Muscle coating that resists UV exposure, chemical contact, and graffiti, keeping the legend legible over extended service life. Safety and compliance personnel, facility managers, and trade contractors install these placards to meet hazardous material identification requirements in industrial, commercial, and transportation environments.

This placard is suited for use in facilities that store, transport, or handle toxic materials. The pressure-sensitive backing allows fast application to tanks, containers, storage cabinets, transport vehicles, and equipment panels. Its English-language Toxic legend supports standard hazmat communication programs. The durable vinyl substrate holds up in both indoor and outdoor conditions where chemical splash or direct sunlight is a concern.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive backing for tool-free, direct-surface application
• UV resistant coating prevents fading and legend degradation in sunlight
• Chemical resistant surface withstands splashes and exposure common in industrial settings
• Graffiti proof coating allows surface cleaning without damaging the printed legend
• Black on white Toxic legend printed in English for clear hazmat identification
• Lightweight at 0.02 pounds, minimizing added load on labeled surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hazmat identification placard for surfaces requiring a Toxic legend in compliance with applicable hazardous material marking standards.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface thoroughly before applying the pressure-sensitive backing to ensure proper adhesion. No tools are required for installation, but surface preparation is critical for long-term bond strength. Follow all applicable federal, state, and local hazardous material communication regulations when placing Toxic placards. Consult the relevant safety officer or compliance authority to confirm placement meets DOT, OSHA, or facility-specific requirements.