Accuformnmc S52RL Biohazard Warning Sign 3in Adhesive

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC S52RL is a square biohazard warning sign printed on uncoated paper with an adhesive backing for fast, tool-free mounting. The sign displays the standard biohazard symbol alongside the biohazard message in English, printed in black and orange on a 3-inch square format. At 0.05 inches thick, it is a lightweight, single-viewing-point label suited for marking biohazard containers, storage areas, equipment, and controlled-access zones. Safety coordinators, industrial hygienists, facility managers, and compliance officers typically deploy these signs as part of a broader hazard communication program.

This sign is intended for use in facilities where biohazard labeling is required by regulatory or workplace safety standards. Common applications include laboratories, medical facilities, waste collection areas, and industrial settings where biological hazard communication is necessary. The adhesive backing allows direct application to smooth surfaces such as bins, doors, equipment housings, and storage cabinets without additional hardware.

Key Features

• Biohazard symbol and message displayed together for clear hazard identification
• Adhesive backing enables tool-free application to smooth surfaces
• Square format, 3 inches overall height, suitable for compact mounting locations
• Printed in black and orange for high-contrast visibility
• Uncoated paper construction, 0.05 inches thick and lightweight at 1 pound per package
• English-language legend for domestic compliance applications

Compatibility

Designed as an adhesive warning label for smooth, dry surfaces in facilities requiring biohazard identification signage.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface thoroughly before applying the adhesive backing to ensure proper adhesion. Press firmly and evenly across the entire label face to eliminate air pockets. Paper construction is not suited for wet, high-humidity, or outdoor environments where moisture exposure would degrade the sign. Placement should comply with applicable OSHA, CDC, or facility-specific biohazard labeling requirements.