GHS sticker EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE 1 PCS. ROLL 10 X 10 cm

Extremely Flammable - Square Diamond
Pictogram: Flammable
Material: Self-adhesive vinyl
Adhesion: Permanent glue
Durability: Can withstand up to 85 °C
Meets requirements from: GHS and CLP

Extremely flammable chemicals and chemical liquids must be labeled with the GHS danger symbol Flammable.
On 1 June 2015, the classification order was replaced by the CLP regulation.
This means that the old orange hazard symbols will be removed and replaced by new GHS Hazard symbols, which are white with a red frame and a black pictogram.

The GHS hazard symbol Extremely Flammable has a pictogram of a flame.
The symbol replaces the old orange danger symbol Highly flammable/Extremely flammable.

What is the risk of Extremely Flammable chemistry?

Extremely flammable chemicals can be ignited by high temperatures, sparks or open flames.
In the event of a fire, the flammable products must be removed if it can be done without risk.
Some chemicals emit flammable gases in contact with water, and there may be a risk of self-ignition if they come into contact with oxygen. A chemical fire must never be extinguished with water, as there is a risk of the fire spreading.

Instead, the fire must be extinguished with a powder extinguisher, foam extinguisher, water mist, fire blanket or carbon dioxide.

What must be labeled Extremely Flammable danger symbol?

You can label cans with petrol, acetone and ethanol with the GHS danger symbol for Extremely Flammable.
GHS hazard symbols help to strengthen safety. By labeling correctly with GHS danger symbols, you help ensure that everyone is aware of the risk and, for example, removes petrol cans when there is a risk of ignition.