Accuformnmc HM27ALV Hazardous Material Label 4 in Square

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC HM27ALV is a square hazardous material label designed to communicate four critical NFPA-aligned hazard categories: Health, Flammability, Instability, and Personal Protection. Measuring 4 inches by 4 inches, it is constructed from pressure-sensitive vinyl with a removable adhesive backing and a white background. This label is chemical-resistant, waterproof, and graffiti-proof, making it suitable for demanding industrial and facility environments. It is typically applied by safety coordinators, facility managers, maintenance technicians, and trade professionals who need compliant hazard identification on containers, equipment, and storage areas.

This label is used wherever NFPA hazard communication is required, including chemical storage areas, mechanical rooms, laboratories, and industrial facilities. The English-language legend clearly identifies all four hazard quadrants in a single label format. Its roll packaging makes it practical for bulk or repeat application across multiple containers or panels in residential, commercial, and industrial settings.

Key Features

• Covers all four NFPA hazard categories: Health, Flammability, Instability, and Personal Protection
• Pressure-sensitive vinyl construction with removable adhesive for clean repositioning
• Chemical-resistant and waterproof for use in harsh or wet environments
• Graffiti-proof surface maintains legibility after cleaning
• Meets NFPA standards for hazardous material labeling
• Packaged in roll format for convenient sequential application

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style hazardous material label for use on containers, panels, and equipment requiring NFPA-compliant hazard identification in trade and industrial applications.

Installation Notes

Surface should be clean, dry, and free of grease or dust before application to ensure proper adhesion. Removable adhesive allows repositioning but should not be applied to surfaces where permanent labeling is required by code. Follow all applicable NFPA and facility safety guidelines when placing hazard communication labels. No special tools are required for application.