Corrosive Material Warning Label Class 8 Pkg Sheeted Vinyl

Product Number: HMP-519, alternatively listed as HMP 519 or HMP519, represents a specific classification of vinyl labels designed to mark and identify hazardous materials. These labels are marked as "Corrosive - Class 8" indicating that they are used for items that can cause severe erosion to skin or corrosion of metals. This sets the importance of handling such materials with utmost care.

The industry standard size of each label is precisely 10 3/4 inches by 10 3/4 inches, providing a sufficiently large and visible display for safety warnings. The text on each label prominently displays the word 'corrosive' along with the digit '8', which is universally recognized to denote corrosive substances according to hazardous material regulations.

Size: 10.75" X 10.75"

Quantity: Each package contains 25 labels conveniently pre-separated into individual sheets, enhancing ease of use while ensuring the labels maintain their integrity during application. This pkg sheeted format allows for efficient storage and quick access in environments where time and safety are critical.

Adhesive: Removable – This feature is particularly relevant for industries where temporary classification of containers might be necessary. The removable adhesive ensures that the label can stick securely yet can be peeled off without leaving residue or damaging the container.

Material: Vinyl – Chosen for its durability, vinyl ensures that these labels withstand various environmental conditions without fading, tearing, or peeling. This characteristic is vital in environments where chemicals are stored or transported, ensuring that safety information remains legible and intact over time.

The combination of clear messaging with durable materials and an effective adhesive makes the HMP-519 label an essential product for safely managing corrosive substances. Available in a standardized size and packaged for accessibility, these labels comply with regulatory requirements while fulfilling industrial demands for safety and efficiency.