Chemical Hazard Sign Maker
All nine GB CLP hazard pictograms and the UN transport class labels. Print a store notice, or print labels at the exact size CLP requires for the package.
Labels printed at the size CLP actually requires
GB CLP sets a minimum label size and a minimum pictogram size for every package, scaled to its capacity. A container up to 3 litres needs a label of at least 52 by 74 mm with pictograms no smaller than 10 mm square; above 500 litres that rises to 148 by 210 mm with 46 mm pictograms. Pick the capacity and the true-size mode prints at those dimensions, ready to cut out and apply. Because CLP label sizes are small, true-size output fits on ordinary A4 - which is not the case for traffic signs.
Supply pictograms and transport labels are not the same thing
The nine red-bordered diamonds are supply labelling under GB CLP, the retained EU Regulation 1272/2008. The transport labels are a separate system under the dangerous goods regulations, and the two are not used together for the same hazard on the same package. Both are here because a construction site deals with both: the drum in the store carries the CLP pictogram, the tanker delivering it carries the transport label. Only the transport classes with a GHS equivalent are included.
What this tool is not
It is not a substitute for a supplier label. A chemical placed on the market needs the product identifier, signal word, hazard and precautionary statements, nominal quantity and supplier details alongside the pictograms. What this produces is correct pictogram artwork at correct sizes - for chemical store signage, decanted containers, bunds, COSHH assessments and site induction material. The pictogram artwork is prescribed and the tool will not let you recolour or restyle it.