Avery® Ultra Duty® Permanent GHS Chemical Labels, 97186-WMUI50, Rectangle, 3" x 5", White, Pack Of 150

Avery® Ultra Duty® Permanent GHS Chemical Labels, 97186-WMUI50, Rectangle, 3" x 5", White, Pack Of 150
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Description

    Avery UltraDuty GHS labels are designed for creating chemical safety labels that comply with OSHA and international standards for shipping chemicals overseas. Ideal for a wide range of uses from labeling in wet facilities, laboratories and manufacturing plants, they stick on a variety of surfaces including metal, plastic, painted surfaces, fiber, polycarbonate and glass. Strong enough for safety compliance, you can use our printable chemical-resistant waterproof labels for tons of everyday uses such as creating large labels for tubs, buckets, beach equipment, beer bottles, wine bottles, jars and outdoor waterproof garden labels for plants.

    • Design custom case pack, QR code, hand sanitizer, barcode, water bottle labels and more with your own logos, text and designs using Avery Design & Print (avery.com/templates).
    • Waterproof labels are resistant to chemicals, oil, UV rays, tears, abrasion and harsh temperatures.
    • Passed BS5609 Section 2, 90-day seawater submersion test.
    • Durable enough for GHS, NFPA and HMIS chemical safety labels as well as everyday uses including freezer labels, garden labels, bottle labels and more.
    • Strong adhesive works on a variety of surfaces including metal, plastic, painted surfaces, fiber, polycarbonate and glass.
    • Print-to-the-Edge technology for more printing space per label, no white outline or border.
    • Quickly apply these labels with our Easy Peel label sheets with Pop-up Edge. Simply fold the sheet back to display the label edges for convenient and fast peeling.
    • Create and print GHS labels in under 5 minutes with the Avery GHS Wizard or free templates found on the Avery website.
    • Design and print online using Avery label template Presta 97186.
    • UL Claim Validation - UL environmental claim validations lend third-party credibility to single-attribute environmental claims.