Effectively mark containers that are on hold and keep personnel from tampering with it

Hazardous Waste Labels Labels help meet D.O.T. (49 CFR part 172) and EPA (40 CFR part 262.31-32) regulations for labeling substance containers for hazardous waste. Specifications do not include size or color of labels; however, regulations do require that the labels be durable, in English, written sharply, and in contrasting colors. The view of hazardous waste labels is not to be impaired by other labels, attachments or markings.

• Keep unauthorized personnel from tampering with container contents
• List internal contents and origin of said contents
• Label drums and containers to identify hazardous contents and promote safe handling and transport
• Eliminate the uncertainty of accumulated contents in containers by marking them
• Be aware of the potential for harmful waste contained within
• Labels with peel-off liner available in: Adhesive Coated Paper for short term use in protected areas; and Adhesive-Poly Sheet for moisture and weather exposure areas
• Cost effective in high quantities
• Matte surface can be easily written on with pen or pencil
• 60-lb. paper
• Coated on the back with permanent acrylic adhesive with peel-off liner