Common Hazard Labels Available

Choose from the full range of international hazard warning labels:

• Class 2: Flammable, Non-Flammable, and Toxic Gases
• Class 3: Flammable Liquids
• Class 4: Flammable Solids & Spontaneously Combustible Substances
• Class 5: Oxidising Agents & Organic Peroxides
• Class 6: Toxic& Infectious Substances
• Class 8: Corrosive Materials
• Class 9: Miscellaneous& Lithium Battery Labels
• Environmentally Hazardous and Limited Quantity (ADR/IATA)

Each label type is available in 100mm × 100mm diamond format, with permanent adhesive suitable for export packaging.

Why Use Compliant Warning Labels ?

Using the correct hazard and chemical warning labels isn’t just a regulatory requirement. It ensures safe handling and legal transport of dangerous goods. Non-compliance can lead to delays, fines or rejected shipments.

All HazStock labels conform to ADR, RID, IMDG and IATA standards, featuring the correct pictograms, class numbers and durable materials approved for export.

Special Warning and Handling Labels for Specific Materials

Some materials require additional hazard identification outside of the standard class labels:

• Lithium-ion battery warning labels for electronic goods
• Fragile and orientation labels for general cargo safety
• Cargo Only labels for air shipments that cannot be transported on passenger planes
• Iata Time & Temperature Sensitive labels for air shipments that must be kept at a cool temperature during transport
• Magnetized Material labels for any packages containing magnetized material that are going to be transported by air

If you cannot find the label that you require in our shop or you are unsure of what labels you should be using, contact our expert team who will be happy to help you

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions About Warning Labels

Q1: What size are HazStock warning labels?

All standard ADR warning labels are 100mm × 100mm, printed on high-tack, weatherproof vinyl suitable for export packaging.

Q2: Are these labels ADR and IMDG compliant?

Yes. All labels meet ADR (road), IMDG (sea), and IATA (air) requirements for dangerous goods transport.

Q3: Can I use chemical warning labels for storage or lab use?

Yes, our chemical hazard labels are suitable for both transport and fixed storage containers.

Q4: Are the labels waterproof and fade-resistant?

Yes, they are UV-stable, waterproof, and resistant to oil, solvents and abrasion.

Q5: Can I order in bulk or mix different classes?

Yes, you can order multiple label classes together. Contact us for bulk pricing and lead times.