Flammable Warning Label – GHS 02
Flammable substances require immediate visual identification to prevent fire, explosion, and handling hazards. Labels that fade, peel, or lose contrast due to moisture, chemicals, or abrasion reduce hazard visibility and increase risk on the shop floor and during transport. Non-durable labels also fail compliance checks during audits and exports. Anaika offers flammable warning label solutions aligned with GHS 02 requirements, engineered for strong adhesion, high visibility, and durability across chemical manufacturing, storage, and logistics environments.
Key Features
Designed for GHS 02 flammable hazard identification
High-visibility label materials to maintain warning prominence
Strong adhesion on plastic, metal, and coated containers
Resistant to moisture, abrasion, and routine chemical handling
Matte surface minimizes glare in industrial lighting
Suitable for drums, bottles, cans, and jerry cans
Compatible with flexo, digital, and thermal transfer printing
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Synthetic safety label film |
| Adhesive Type | Permanent industrial-grade acrylic |
| Hazard Standard | GHS 02 (Flammable) |
| Surface Finish | Matte |
| Substrate Compatibility | HDPE, metal, PET, coated containers |
| Chemical Resistance | Oils, mild solvents, cleaning agents |
| Print Compatibility | Flexo, Digital, Thermal Transfer |
| Thickness | 70–100 microns |
| Shelf Life | 12–18 months |
Applications
Flammable liquid and solvent containers
Chemical manufacturing and processing plants
Pharmaceutical and FMCG production areas
Warehouse and storage facilities
Export packaging for hazardous materials
Safety labeling for transport and logistics
Why Choose Anaika?
Label materials selected for sustained visibility in hazardous zones
Adhesives tested for long-term bonding on common chemical containers
Consistent print performance for standardized hazard layouts
Custom sizes for bottles, drums, and bulk containers
Reliable supply for compliance-critical safety labeling
Technical guidance on material selection for environmental exposure and audits
