Class 8 Corrosive Hazard Placard, Pkg Sheeted

The product labeled HMB419 Corrosive - Class 8 is a crucial safety signage for identifying and handling materials that are classified under the corrosive category, which is part of Hazard Class 8. This classification highlights that the materials pose a chemical risk that can cause severe damage when they come into contact with living tissues or potentially degrade other materials upon exposure.

The dimensions of each label measure precisely 10 3/4 inches by 10 3/4 inches. The labels prominently display the word "corrosive" along with the number '8' to ensure clear visibility and caution. The design deliberately leaves a space blank, allowing for additional specific handling instructions or hazard identification as required by the user.

Size: 10.75" X 10.75"

Quantity: Supplied in packages of 25, each sheeted individually to ensure ease of use and preservation of the labels during storage and handling.

Adhesive: none

Material: Manufactured from durable tagboard, these labels offer resilience against environmental factors that might otherwise degrade lesser quality materials. Tagboard construction ensures that the labels can withstand a range of temperatures and conditions typical in hazardous material handling and storage areas.

The part number can be referenced as HMB-419, HMB 419, or HMB419, making it accessible for reorder and specification across various inventory systems.

Note the absence of adhesive; these labels require separate attachment solutions depending on the specific needs and surfaces of the application area. This feature provides flexibility in usage across different environments where adhesives might react unfavorably with the surface or with the stored chemicals.

The choice of material and the provision of labels in pkg sheeted format make this product exceptionally suitable for companies managing a variety of hazardous substances where quick identification can facilitate safe handling practices and contribute to workplace safety compliance. These characteristics underscore their utility in industrial settings focused on maintaining stringent safety standards.