GHS Toxic Hazard Warning Labels – Premium 20 × 20mm Vinyl (Pack of 100)

These Premium GHS Toxic Hazard Warning Labels provide clear, compliant identification of toxic or highly harmful substances commonly found in school laboratories, prep rooms, and chemical storage areas. Each compact 20 × 20mm self‑adhesive label features the standard GHS/CLP toxic substance pictogram printed in bold red and black, ensuring excellent visibility on bottles, vials, and reagent containers.

Printed on durable laminated vinyl, these labels are engineered for long‑term use in demanding environments. The base material conforms to BS 5609:1986, delivering marine‑grade durability and ensuring the labels fully comply with international regulations, including GHS, CLP, RID, IMDG/IMO, AND, and ICAO/IATA.

The marine‑grade adhesive provides exceptional weather, chemical, and abrasion resistance, making these labels suitable for both indoor and outdoor applications. Supplied in a pack of 100, they are ideal for maintaining consistent, professional‑standard safety labelling throughout a science department.

Key Features

• GHS & CLP compliant toxic hazard pictogram
• 20 × 20mm size—perfect for small and medium laboratory containers
• Printed in red and black on premium laminated vinyl
• Conforms to BS 5609:1986 marine‑grade durability standards
• Exceptional chemical, weather, and abrasion resistance
• Marine‑grade adhesive for long-lasting secure application
• Supplied in a pack of 100 high‑quality labels

Ideal for School Science Lessons and Lab Safety

These toxic hazard labels help staff and students recognise substances that may cause:

• Serious acute toxicity if inhaled, ingested, or absorbed through the skin
• Severe health risks requiring strict handling and protection measures

They support essential laboratory safety education by helping students learn:

• How to interpret GHS/CLP hazard symbols
• Safe handling and storage procedures for toxic chemicals
• How correct labelling reduces risk during practical work
• The importance of risk assessment and chemical classification

Technicians and teachers can use these labels to mark:

• Bottles containing toxic reagents or concentrated solutions
• Stock chemicals used in advanced KS4–KS5 experiments
• Demonstration samples
• Chemical storage drawers, shelves, or cupboards
• Transport containers used between labs and prep rooms