Accuformnmc WOL9 Hazardous Material Label Roll

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC WOL9 is a hazardous material identification label designed for chemical safety compliance in industrial, commercial, and facility maintenance environments. Printed on pressure-sensitive paper with a removable adhesive backing, this label measures 4 inches in length and ships in roll format for efficient dispensing. The label face carries diamond-box graphic sections arranged vertically for Hazard, Flammability, Instability, PPE, Chemical Name, Common Name, Manufacturer, and Date fields. It is chemical-resistant, graffiti-proof, and waterproof, making it suitable for use in demanding service conditions. Safety coordinators, facility managers, and trade professionals apply these labels to containers, storage vessels, and equipment requiring GHS or HMIS-style hazard communication markings.

This label is intended for use wherever hazardous materials must be identified per workplace safety and chemical communication requirements. Typical applications include industrial facilities, mechanical rooms, laboratories, and job sites where chemical containers, secondary containers, or equipment surfaces require clear hazard identification. The English-language legend format supports standard hazard communication programs. The roll packaging format suits high-volume labeling tasks or organized storage in label dispensers.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive paper construction with removable adhesive for repositionable application
• Chemical-resistant, graffiti-proof, and waterproof surface for durable field use
• Vertical diamond-box graphic layout for Hazard, Flammability, Instability, and PPE fields
• Includes fill-in fields for Chemical Name, Common Name, Manufacturer, and Date
• Roll packaging format for efficient dispensing and storage
• English-language legend with combined graphic and message design

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose hazardous material identification label suitable for secondary container labeling and chemical hazard communication programs in industrial and commercial facilities.

Installation Notes

Application is performed by safety personnel, facility managers, or qualified trades workers following the site hazard communication program. Surfaces should be clean, dry, and free of oils or debris before label application to ensure proper adhesion. Because the adhesive is removable, avoid applying to surfaces where permanent bonding is required for regulatory compliance. Refer to applicable OSHA Hazard Communication Standard requirements and site safety protocols when selecting and placing chemical identification labels.