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Ethanol, Denatured

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Size	Pack	Our Price
2" x 3"	Pack of 5	$27.95
2" x 3"	Pack of 25	$42.95
3" X 5"	Pack of 5	$34.95
3" x 5"	Pack of 25	$53.95
4" x 7"	Pack of 5	$42.95
4" x 7"	Pack of 25	$65.95
8" x 12"	Each	$9.95

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Part Number: GH1-0005

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Ethanol, Denatured (Ethanol, CAS 64-17-5; Denatured with 5% Methanol, CAS 67-56-1, and 5% IPA, CAS 67-63-0) GHS Chemical Container Label

Dependable 3M adhesive vinyl that is built to resist harsh conditions.

Durable laminate that increases the label strength and resistance.

Tested to withstand exposure to Acetone, Dichloromethane, Hydrofluoric Acid, and other tough chemicals and solvents.

For use on containers that store Ethanol, Denatured to ensure the workplace is aware of the immediate chemical hazards that are present.

Compliant with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 1910.1200 and aligned with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS)

Made in the United States of America

Recommended Uses

2" x 3" Recommended for small pails, spray bottles, wash bottles, and beakers.
3" x 5" Recommended for small/medium sized pails, bottles, beakers, and small drums.
4" x 7" Recommended for medium pails, bottles, beakers, drums, and tubs.
8" x 12" Recommended for large pails, tubs, and drums.
According to the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard Final Rule a label must be on the immediate container of every hazardous chemical. The label is an immediate type of warning since it is present in the work area, right on the actual container of a hazardous chemical. It is a snapshot of the hazards and protective information related to the chemical, and a summary of the more detailed information available on the SDS. Ref.: OSHA Hazard Communication Compliance Guide - see Section 3 Ensure Containers are Labeled.
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