Fisher Chemical

Harmonised labelling systemmeeting GHS requirements,1,2,3 ,4Hazard warning symbolsand precautionary phrasescomplying with European standardsPhysical HazardsHealth Hazards,6,7,9,5,8 ,0New labelsComplying with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS) requirementsfor classification and labelling of chemicals. See key oppositeNew hazard pictogramsSymbols are now more visible and easier to understand.Former symbols printed in black on orange squares are replacedwith nine new danger pictograms including black symbols printedin a white lozenge bordered in red. See page 9.New regulationsRegulation (EC) No. 1272/2008, designated by the GHS or CLPacronyms came into effect on January 20, 2009.This regulation governs the classification, labelling and packaging ofsubstances and mixtures. The English CLP acronym stands for“Classification, Labelling and Packaging of substances andmixtures”. As from 2015, this regulation will replace and supersedeEuropean Directive 67/548/CEE defining substances and Directive1999/45/CE defining preparations.Header-Key,1 New GHS symbols,2 Fisher Chemical Brand logo,3 • Code for re-ordering• Batch(lot) number• Packsize• Formula & Molecular weight,4 • Chemical name• Grade & application• Lot analysis showing actual QC data,5 General application information,6 The H+P Statements,7 • Packing date• Expiration product information (including date opened)• UN & CAS number• Storage condition,8 Information about the manufacturing site,9 Physical product data,0 Data Matrix Code (2D Code) for the fastest possiblelogistic processesEnvironmental HazardsDetail of the H & P & EUH phrases see p. 496New hazard pictograms,clearer and saferto access all GHS informationwww.acros.com89