P100
Class 2 - Oxidising Gas - 250 x 250
Ensure safety, awareness and compliance with this Class 2 - Oxidising Gas - 250 x 250 Sign.
Class 2 Gases are subdivided as Class 2.1 Flammable Gases, Class 2.2 Non-Flammable, Non-Toxic Gases, Class 2.2/5.1 Non-Flammable, Oxidizing Gases and Class 2.3 Toxic Gases.
According to the Australian Standard AS 4332, gas cylinders must be marked and labelled in accordance with the ADG Code.
Storemasta’s Class 2 - Oxidising Gas - 250 x 250 signage is made in full conformance with AS 1216 and offers a durable solution for placarding in your organisation.
Alternate sizes include 150 x 150 and 300 x 300. Order your Oxidising Gas signage today.
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Product details
Features
- Yellow background as specified in Australian Standard
- Flame over circle in black symbol, text numerals and lines
- Full Conformance with AS 1216-2006
- Available in Sticker
Dimensions (mm)
| Internal | H ["250"] | W ["250"] |
Dangerous goods compliance specifications
| Complies with | AS 1216-2006 |
Other specifications
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
| Material | ["Sticker"] |
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