Dangerous For The Environment GHS Labels

Dangerous for the Environment GHS Symbols are standardised symbols used to identify and communicate the potential hazards posed to the environment by certain substances or mixtures. These symbols play a crucial role in ensuring the safe handling, storage and disposal of chemicals and materials that can have adverse effects on the environment. The Dangerous for the Environment symbol consists of a dead fish and a dead tree inside a circle conveying the potential ecological risks associated with these substances.

The Dangerous for the Environment GHS Symbols provide clear visual identification of substances or mixtures that can cause harm to aquatic life, ecosystems or the environment as a whole. These symbols adhere to specific regulations and standards established by the Globally Harmonised System (GHS), ensuring consistency and universal understanding of the hazards they represent.

By prominently displaying Dangerous for the Environment GHS Symbols on containers, packaging or products containing environmentally hazardous substances, these symbols alert workers, emergency responders and the general public to the potential risks. They serve as a visual reminder to handle these substances with care, follow proper disposal procedures and take necessary precautions to prevent environmental contamination. The symbols play a vital role in promoting environmental stewardship, facilitating proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials and protecting ecosystems and natural resources from potential harm.

Dangerous For The Environment GHS Labels are types of Globally Harmonised System labels which are used for being displayed around areas where there is storage or use of goods and materials which are dangerous for the environment to warn people of the dangers and Dangerous For The Environment GHS Labels conveys this message by showing a pictogram of the dangerous for the environment icon displayed inside a white diamond shaped label which means to warn others that the goods and materials are dangerous for the environment.

Dangerous For The Environment GHS Labels Specifications

• The economical way to purchase small quantities of symbols
• Durable, self-adhesive labels supplied in handy sheet format
• In terms of labelling, HSID and the GHS systems cannot be applied on the same box
• Choose from 3 sizes:
• 40 x 40 mm (20 labels), 70 x 70 mm (6 labels) or 100 mm x 100 mm (4 labels)
• Size (H x W) 100 x 100 mm, 40 x 40 mm, 70 x 70 mm.
• Application Area Indoor and Outdoor
• Description Symbols On-a-Sheet
• Features - Laminated No
• Features - Write On No
• Shape Square
• Sign/Symbol Dangerous To The Environment
• Sign Type Hazard
• Tamper Resistant No
• Type Harmful for the Environment