Accuformnmc GHS2264ALV Hazardous Material Label 4 in

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC GHS2264ALV is a GHS-compliant hazardous material warning label designed for use in facilities where chemical identification and safety communication are required. Printed on pressure-sensitive vinyl, this label measures 4 inches high by 3 inches long and carries a WARNING header with a GHS graphic and message combination. The removable adhesive allows for repositioning or removal without leaving residue. Safety coordinators, facility managers, and compliance officers apply these labels to containers, equipment, and storage areas to meet hazard communication standards.

This label is suited for industrial, commercial, and laboratory environments where chemical hazards must be clearly identified. The roll format makes it practical for high-volume labeling tasks. Its English-language legend and GHS graphic layout align with OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HazCom) requirements for secondary container labeling and facility safety signage. It is commonly used in manufacturing plants, warehouses, chemical storage areas, and maintenance departments.

Key Features

• GHS graphic and message format meets HazCom labeling requirements
• WARNING header with English-language legend for clear hazard communication
• Chemical-resistant construction withstands exposure to common industrial chemicals
• UV-resistant and graffiti-proof for durability in demanding environments
• Removable pressure-sensitive adhesive allows repositioning without residue
• Supplied on a roll for efficient high-volume application

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use hazardous material label for standard secondary containers, equipment, and storage surfaces requiring GHS-compliant WARNING identification.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the application surface before applying the label to ensure proper adhesion. Apply firm pressure across the entire label face to eliminate air bubbles and improve contact with the substrate. For compliance purposes, verify that the label placement meets applicable OSHA HazCom or facility safety plan requirements before putting containers or equipment back into service.