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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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The National Fire Protection Agency specifies the National Fire Code, section 704, as a system for identifying hazards associated with various substances. For safety reasons, employees must be able to correctly identify any hazardous substance if they... More details
Custom NFPA Labels
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Danger: Diesel Fuel No Smoking With NFPA Symbol - Label Able to be placed on products, packaging, equipment, and other locations where larger signage might not be a good fit. Made from our durable high quality vinyl that is designed to survive harsh... More details
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Warning: NFPA Rating Explanation Guide - Label Able to be placed on products, packaging, equipment, and other locations where larger signage might not be a good fit. Made from our durable high quality vinyl that is designed to survive harsh environments... More details
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Area Of Refuge NFPA Landscape - Label Able to be placed on products, packaging, equipment, and other locations where larger signage might not be a good fit. Made from our durable high quality vinyl that is designed to survive harsh environments and... More details
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Fire Hose Standpipe Symbol NFPA Landscape - Label Able to be placed on products, packaging, equipment, and other locations where larger signage might not be a good fit. Made from our durable high quality vinyl that is designed to survive harsh... More details
NFPA Labels
Durable labels for
chemical hazards.
Every workplace needs to adhere to the codes established by the National Fire Protection Association. If your facility handles hazardous materials, it’s particularly important to label things with the NFPA 704 Diamond, which indicates the different hazards of a substance and aids first responders in the event of an accident or emergency.
Creative Safety Supply’s NFPA labels help you ensure safety and compliance at your facility. These labels are resistant to water, chemicals, and other elements, and can be applied indoors and outdoors. You’ll even find a label that explains NFPA ratings so everyone is on the same page. Keep your workers safe and help emergency responders by implementing NFPA labels in your facility today.
Free NFPA Quick Guide
Keep your labels in compliance and protect your facility from fire hazards with this quick guide.
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