Heavy Duty PVC Perforated Dangerous Goods Labels: 

The dangerous goods stickers are 100mm x 100mm and made from durable PVC to withstand tough conditions and stay in place. These hazard warning stickers come in rolls of 500 with easy-to-tear perforation. 

Hazard stickers are important for following safety rules when dealing with dangerous materials. Using these hazard labels on emergency information panels, shipping containers, and bulk storage is a proactive approach to minimise accidents, mishandling and maximise safety. Make sure your hazardous chemicals correctly labelled with dangerous goods stickers. We stock a large range of hazard labels in multiple classes to suit.

Types of Dangerous Goods Labels: 

• Class 8 Corrosive Substances: These hazard labels warn people about dangerous substances such as nitric acid and sodium hydroxide. These substances can cause serious harm to people and property. 

• Flammable gases in Class 2.1 can easily catch fire at low concentrations. Heavier than air gases are particularly risky as they can accumulate in lower areas. 

• Class 3 Flammable Liquids: These dangerous goods labels are for liquids that can catch fire easily when near heat or flames. These liquids have a flash point of 60.5ºC or lower. 

• Flammable Solids: This category includes self-reactive materials and desensitized explosives. These substances are highly flammable and pose serious fire risks. 

• Class 6 Infectious Substances: 

• Warning labels alert people about harmful germs in materials that can be dangerous to health. 

• Class 9 Miscellaneous Dangerous Goods: These warning labels are used for items that do not fall under other categories yet present significant risks. 

• Class 2 gases that are non-flammable and non-toxic. Examples include nitrogen, carbon dioxide, and oxygen. These gases are not toxic, but they can lead to suffocation or fires. 

• Class 5.2 Organic Peroxides: These hazard labels warn about substances that can explode or burn quickly when they get too hot. Examples of such substances include Hydrogen Peroxide and Benzol Peroxide. 

• Class 5.1 Oxidizing Substances: These danger labels show that the substances can make fires worse by adding oxygen. 

• Limited Quantity Labels: These dangerous goods stickers show that limited quantities of dangerous goods are packed, reducing regulatory transport requirements.

• Class 6.1 Toxic Substances: Dangerous goods stickers are important as they alert you to substances that could be harmful if swallowed, inhaled, or touched. 

Safe Work organisations have clear guidelines on the labelling of dangerous chemicals. Click here to view government regulation guidelines about hazardous chemical labels and dangerous goods labels.

Buy Dangerous Goods Labels Wholesale at Lowest Prices

With inhouse printing facilities, buy dangerous goods labels wholesale from Omni Group. We offer premium grade labels at the most competitive market prices. Contact us for hazard label bulk  discounts and wholesale prices. Omni Group has the solution custom printed label needs.

With warehouses based in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, and Adelaide, we offer prompt delivery and excellent service.