Wholesale Pictogram Labels
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PH-413003 | 1" x 1" | "Corrosion" | 500 |
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PH-413029 | 1" x 1" | "Exclamation Mark" | 500 |
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PH-413051 | 1" x 1" | "Flame" | 500 |
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PH-413077 | 1" x 1" | "Health Hazard" | 500 |
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PH-413085 | 1" x 1" | "Skull and Cross Bones" | 500 |
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PH-413093 | 2" x 2" | "Corrosion" | 500 |
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PH-413101 | 2" x 2" | "Environment" | 500 |
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PH-413109 | 2" x 2" | "Exclamation Mark" | 500 |
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PH-413121 | 2" x 2" | "Flame" | 500 |
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PH-413137 | 2" x 2" | "Gas Cylinder" | 500 |
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PH-413153 | 2" x 2" | "Skull and Cross Bones" | 500 |
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Packaging HERO offers GHS / OSHA-style hazard pictogram labels for workplace chemical identification, including symbols such as Corrosion, Exclamation Mark, Flame, Health Hazard, Skull and Crossbones, Environment and Gas Cylinder. Select the symbol and label size from the classified hazard and the finished label design. The pictogram is selected from the chemical's hazard classification. A symbol should not be chosen by appearance alone. Under OSHA Hazard Communication requirements, shipped hazardous-chemical labels generally include more than the pictogram: product identifier, signal word, hazard statement, precautionary statements and supplier information are also part of the label system. OSHA requires eight GHS-style pictograms for covered workplace hazards. The environmental pictogram is recognized in GHS but is not mandatory under OSHA HCS because environmental hazards are outside OSHA's jurisdiction. These stock pictogram stickers are useful when your labeling process already defines the complete hazard-communication content and the pictogram required for the classified chemical. No. GHS/OSHA workplace pictograms and DOT transportation labels are different systems and should not be substituted for one another. Choose a size that fits the complete label design and remains clearly visible with the other required hazard-communication elements. No. OSHA identifies the environmental pictogram as non-mandatory because environmental hazards are outside OSHA's jurisdiction. No. The full label generally requires additional elements such as the product identifier, signal word, hazard statements, precautionary statements and supplier information. If the chemical classification already identifies the required symbol, we can help you find the matching stock size.GHS / OSHA Hazard Communication Pictogram Labels
GHS Pictogram Options
Pictogram
Common Hazard Communication Role
Stock Format Examples
Corrosion
Skin corrosion/burns, serious eye damage or corrosive-to-metals classifications
1 x 1 and 2 x 2 in.
Exclamation Mark
Certain irritant, sensitizer, harmful acute-toxicity and related classifications
1 x 1 and 2 x 2 in.
Flame
Flammable and other specified physical-hazard classifications
1 x 1 and 2 x 2 in.
Health Hazard
Specified chronic or serious health-hazard classifications
1 x 1 and 2 x 2 in.
Skull and Crossbones
Acute toxicity classifications identified as fatal or toxic
1 x 1 and 2 x 2 in.
Gas Cylinder
Gases under pressure
2 x 2 in.
Environment
Aquatic-toxicity pictogram used in GHS systems
2 x 2 in.
A Pictogram Sticker Is Only One Label Element
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these DOT transportation hazard diamonds?
How should I choose a pictogram size?
Is the environment pictogram required by OSHA?
Can I build a complete OSHA shipped-container label using only a pictogram sticker?
Need a Specific GHS Pictogram?