Chemical & GHS Labels
Weber has the special adhesive-coated, high performance film labels to meet your chemical drum and pail labeling needs. Plus we have labels that meet GHS and BS-5609 compliance standards and drum reconditioning procedures. When you are printing label in-house, make sure you use the right chemical-resistant variable-imprint label materials that are compatible with direct-thermal, thermal-transfer and inkjet print technologies. We can help you make the right label choices as well as guide you in choosing the best printer for your application.
We can help you meet your chemical labelling requirements today.
The Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS) is an internationally agreed-upon system, created by the United Nations. It is designed to replace the various classification and labeling standards used in different countries by using consistent criteria for classification and labeling on a global level.
Before placing chemicals on the market, the industry must establish the potential risks to human health and the environment of such substances and mixtures, classifying them in line with the identified hazards. The hazardous chemicals also have to be labelled according to a standardised system so that workers and consumers know about their effects before they handle them.
Visit hsa.ie for more information on CLP Regulation
Chemical Label Tips
Materials:
- Be sure your labels are UV and chemical resistant; the label inks and coatings should resist fading or blurring when exposed to direct sun or chemicals inside the container.
- Special film labels resist chemical spills and last longer than standard film or paper labels.
Artwork:
- GHS labels require special hazard symbols that have to be printed in red ink to comply with new GHS guidelines.
- Contact Weber for more information and help meeting the requirements of the new GHS chemical label mandate.
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MT2000 Series
Combines the simplicity of a scanner and the brainpower of a mobile computer in an ultra-ergonomic gun-style form factor.
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Symbol DS7708 Scanner
Easy to Deploy, High-Performance, “Can’t Miss” On-Counter Scanning
When it comes to on-counter scanning, the DS7708 scanner offers a feature set that puts it at the top of its class for performance, ease of use, easy deployment and total cost of ownership. With a large field of view that is over 50 percent larger than the competition, the DS7708 easily captures bar codes regardless of where they are located on an item. No matter what type of bar codes appear at the POS, the DS7708 can scan them all: 1D, 2D, printed and electronic.
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In the mission-critical world of healthcare, caregivers need to be able to accurately capture virtually any barcode, on any medium, in any condition — with first-time every time predictability. And with the DS4308-HC on your workstations-on-wheels and other carts, they can. The DS4308-HC does it all — 1-D or 2-D, electronic or printed on paper labels, tiny dense codes on the curved surface of a vial, codes printed on reflective surfaces like IV bags, codes under shrink wrap on doses of medication — and even smudged, scratched or poorly printed barcodes. The result? The priceless peace of mind that the right patient received the right medication and the right test results, every time.
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