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Brady 93569 Chemical Label 25pk
Self-adhesive vinyl labels for chemical identification, 25 per pack, compliant with GHS, NFPA 704 and OSHA 1910.1200 standards
- Vinyl construction resists chemicals and weather
- Self-adhesive backing bonds to clean surfaces
- GHS, NFPA 704 and OSHA 1910.1200 compliant legends
- Black on yellow rectangle ensures high visibility
- Pack of 25 labels covers multiple locations
Brady 93569 Chemical Labels for Safety Compliance
These Brady 93569 vinyl labels come in a pack of 25 rectangles measuring 3 3/4 in by 4 1/2 in. They display black text on a yellow background and meet GHS, NFPA 704 and OSHA 1910.1200 standards. Facility managers and safety officers use them to mark hazardous chemicals indoors or outdoors. Buyers needing larger legends or different colour coding will need another product.
Self-adhesive vinyl with pre-printed headers
Each label has a permanent adhesive backing and no separate header area, so the legend prints right to the edge. The vinyl material resists moisture and UV exposure for indoor or outdoor durability. Laminated film is not included, so heavy abrasion or solvent splash may degrade the print faster than laminated alternatives. The pack supplies exactly 25 labels for a single labelling job.
Peel-and-stick application on clean surfaces
Installation is a simple peel-and-stick process on any clean, dry surface; no tools or heat are required. The most common issue is poor adhesion on oily, dusty or textured substrates, which causes edges to lift over time. Align the rectangle carefully on first contact because the adhesive bonds quickly and repositioning damages the label.
Highlights
- Vinyl construction resists chemicals and weather
- Self-adhesive backing bonds to clean surfaces
- GHS, NFPA 704 and OSHA 1910.1200 compliant legends
- Black on yellow rectangle ensures high visibility
- Pack of 25 labels covers multiple locations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How often will the vinyl labels need replacement when used outdoors?
The vinyl material and adhesive are rated for indoor and outdoor exposure, so replacement depends on the specific chemical environment and weathering rather than a fixed schedule.
What limits label legibility during continuous outdoor exposure?
UV degradation of the black print on yellow vinyl and adhesive breakdown from temperature cycling are the first limits to appear under sustained outdoor use.
Does the adhesive soften or emit odour when the labelled surface gets hot all day?
The self-adhesive vinyl is designed for industrial environments; no heat-activated odour or adhesive softening is specified for normal operating temperatures.
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