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Supplier's name, address and telephone number · Nominal quantity · UFI (if required)
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Free CLP label generator
Type H codes or paste them from your supplier's safety data sheet; get a label preview with the pictograms, the signal word and the P statements for the label, worked out with the CLP rules.
1 Add H codes
You can type several codes separated by commas, or paste section 2 of your supplier's safety data sheet as it is.
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2 Label preview
Why this result? (0 notes)
The preview is calculated only from the classes you enter. A mixture's classes come from the percentages of its components; Chemoris calculates them from CAS numbers and percentages and prepares the safety data sheet.
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Frequently asked questions
How many P statements go on the label?
Under CLP Article 28(3), no more than six precautionary statements appear on the label unless the nature and severity of the hazards require more. The tool first picks the core statements of the most severe hazards and drops single statements already covered by a combined statement; for severe hazards it shows the exception above six with its reason.
When several pictograms come out, which go on the label?
The precedence rules of CLP Article 26 apply: if the skull and crossbones (GHS06) applies, the exclamation mark (GHS07) is not used; if the corrosion pictogram (GHS05) applies, GHS07 is not used for skin or eye irritation; if the health hazard pictogram (GHS08) applies for respiratory sensitisation, GHS07 is not used for skin sensitisation or irritation.
How is the signal word decided?
Under CLP Article 20, if one of the classes requires "Danger", only "Danger" appears on the label; "Warning" is not used.
Is this result enough for my mixture?
The tool works out the label elements only from the classes you enter. Which classes a mixture falls into must first be derived from the classes and percentages of its components (summation method, concentration limits, ATE). The label also carries the product name, the supplier's details and the nominal quantity (CLP Article 17). Chemoris classifies from CAS numbers and percentages and prepares the 16-section safety data sheet.
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