Wholesale Regulated Labels
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PH-413125 | 1" Diameter | "RoHs Compliant" | 500 |
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PH-413133 | 1" Diameter | (China RoHS) | 500 |
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PH-413141 | 1" x 1" | "C E" | 500 |
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PH-413149 | 1" x 1" | WEEE | 500 |
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PH-413163 | 2" x 2" | "Biohazard" | 500 |
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PH-413171 | 2" x 2" | "Health Hazard Fire Hazard Specific Hazard Reactivity" | 500 |
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PH-413175 | 2" x 2" | "Lead Free RoHs Compliant" | 500 |
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PH-413013 | 2" x 2" | "Warning Keep Away From Small Children" | 500 |
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PH-413185 | 2" x 3" | "Health Flammability Reactivity" | 500 |
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PH-413025 | 3" x 5" | "Warning - Keep this Bag Away…" | 500 |
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PH-413201 | 4" x 4" | "Biohazard" | 500 |
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PH-413205 | 4" x 4" | "Health Flammability Reactivity" | 500 |
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PH-413209 | 4" x 4" | "Health Hazard Fire Hazard Specific Hazard Reactivity" | 500 |
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PH-413213 | 4" x 4" | Marine Pollutant Labels | 500 |
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PH-413217 | 4" x 6" | "Health Flammability Reactivity" | 500 |
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PH-413219 | 4 1/4" x 4 1/4" | "Y" Regulated Labels | 500 |
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PH-413221 | 4 1/4" x 4 1/4" | Regulated Labels | 500 |
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PH-413225 | 6" x 6" | "Empty" | 500 |
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PH-413227 | 6" x 6" | "Shipper's Declaration Not Required" | 500 |
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PH-413231 | 10 3/4" x 10 3/4" | "Health Hazard Fire Hazard Specific Hazard Reactivity" | 50 |
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Regulated and compliance-related labels serve different product, workplace, transportation and packaging requirements, so the correct mark depends on the rule or program that applies. Because these labels come from unrelated programs and rules, the correct choice depends on what the product or shipment actually requires. The range spans small product-conformity marks through large hazard-identification formats, so the required viewing area and message length differ substantially by product. The presence of a CE, RoHS, WEEE or other compliance-style mark on a package does not create the underlying product conformity. Likewise, a marine-pollutant or air-shipping statement should only be applied when the shipment meets the conditions for that marking. If you are labeling a DOT-regulated hazardous material, start with DOT Hazard Labels. For workplace chemical pictograms, use GHS Pictogram Labels. These marks and warnings serve different product, workplace, transportation and packaging purposes and should not be treated as interchangeable. No. The product must independently meet the requirements applicable to the claim or mark. For DOT-regulated hazardous materials, use DOT Hazard Labels selected from the material's transportation classification. The assortment ranges from small product-conformity marks to large hazard-identification formats, so the required viewing area and message length differ. Tell us the exact label or marking you have already determined is required, and we can help locate the corresponding stock format.Regulated, Compliance & Special-Marking Labels
Different Marks Serve Different Purposes
Label Family
Examples
Important Distinction
Product / Market Marks
RoHS Compliant; Lead Free RoHS Compliant; China RoHS; CE; WEEE
A stock sticker does not establish that a product meets the underlying directive, standard or market requirement.
Biological / Chemical Identification
Biohazard; Health / Flammability / Reactivity formats
These communicate hazard or identification information under their applicable system; they are not interchangeable with DOT hazard diamonds.
Transportation Marks
Marine Pollutant; Y regulated label; Shipper's Declaration Not Required
Use only when the shipment and mode meet the conditions for the specific mark or statement.
Package Warnings
Keep this bag away from small children / suffocation-warning formats
The printed wording should match the package and any applicable marketplace, state or customer requirement.
Status Marking
Empty
Useful only when the package actually qualifies for the status represented by the label.
Different Marks Serve Different Rules and Applications
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all of these labels part of the same regulation?
Does applying a RoHS or CE label prove compliance?
Are DOT hazard diamonds included here?
Why do the sizes vary so much?
Need Help Finding a Specific Regulated Mark?