These Dangerous Goods Labels, also known as Hazardous Chemical Labels, are an essential tool for warning handlers of the potential dangers associated with Class 5.1 oxidizing substances. These substances may not be combustible on their own, but their high oxygen content can cause or contribute to the combustion of other materials. This can lead to fires, making it crucial for handlers to be aware of their presence and take necessary precautions.

Class 5.1 oxidizing substances, such as Ammonium Nitrate, Hydrogen Peroxide, Potassium Permanganate, and Calcium Hypochlorite, are reactive materials that can react with other flammable or combustible substances, generating heat and fuelling fires. The oxidizing agents in these substances provide the oxygen needed to sustain a fire without any additional help from the air.

To ensure that handlers are aware of these substances, hazardous labels are designed to be placed on emergency information panels, shipping containers, and bulk storage containers. Made with PVC tape and premium grade adhesive, these labels are 100mm x 100mm in size and come in rolls of 500, with each label perforated for easy use. The roll also has a 76mm core to fit regular tape dispensers or bench top label dispensers.

Features and benefits:

• Effective method of warning handlers of dangerous and hazardous class 5.1 Oxidizer substances.
• PVC tape with premium grade adhesive.   
• Size: 100mm x 100mm. 
• 500 labels per roll. 
• 76mm core to fit a regular tape dispenser or bench top label dispenser. 

To find out more about Class 5.1 Oxidizer Substances view the Australasian Institute of Dangerous Goods Consultants website.

Click here to read WorkSafe Australians ‘Model Code of Practice: Labelling of workplace hazardous chemicals’,

The Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road & Rail, also known as the ADG Code, sets out the requirements for transporting dangerous goods by road or rail.

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