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Every facility has unique needs when it comes to labeling. Whether it be for OSHA compliance, safety, health, informational, or organizational reasons. We know pre-made labels don’t cut it for some special projects. That’s where our team here... More details
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GHS Die-Cut Labels - LabelTac 4 and Pro Model This product is unavailable. Please try our new redesigned border-less GHS Die-cut labels here! GHS stands for Globally Harmonized System and is a labeling method for communicating potential hazards... More details
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LabelTac® GHS Die-Cut Labels These redesigned labels are unique. The design allows them to be used in portrait or landscape orientation so you can create easily readable labels for all containers. GHS (Globally Harmonized System) labels help... More details
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LabelTac® NFPA Labels LabelTac® NFPA Labels are designed with a pre-printed, multi-color diamond for visual communication of chemical safety information. Simply print the required information onto the label for professional, long-lasting... More details
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GHS Die-Cut Labels for LabelTac® 6 and LabelTac® 9 These redesigned labels are unique. The design allows them to be used in portrait or landscape orientation so you can create easily readable labels for all containers. GHS (Globally... More details
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LabelTac "Right-to-Know" (RTK) Color Bar Labels "Right-to-Know" (RTK) labels are formatted for high-readability and OSHA compliance. Hazardous materials classifications are clearly displayed with standardized colored graphics for "Health,"... More details
LabelTac® RTK Color Bar Labels
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LabelTac® NFPA Labels LabelTac® NFPA Labels are designed with a pre-printed, multi-color diamond for visual communication of chemical safety information. Simply print the required information onto the label for professional, long-lasting... More details
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GHS Die-Cut Labels - LT6/LT9 This supply is no longer available. Please try our new redesigned border-less GHS Die-cut labels here! GHS stands for Globally Harmonized System and is a labeling method for communicating potential hazards related to... More details
Right to Know Labels
Help employees identify
chemical hazards.
To improve chemical safety in the workplace, OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, requires facilities to use hazard communication so that workers know what they’re working with. This grants them the proper information about the material they’re working around, and thus informs them of the hazards their jobs are subjecting them to so that they can take the proper safety precautions.
Right to know labels follow the GHS standard for identifying chemicals, which uses a hazard scale that shows workers the level of danger they’re working with. NFPA 704 Posters help workers understand the scale better. These posters are great to hang in break rooms, by time clocks, or any other highly visible area.
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