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Looking for the right bit of legislation that governs the small bottles we pour chemicals into from bigger marked up bottles.
Any ideas? We buy a 5 ltr bottle and decant this to a 100ml bottle to make it easier to use, sometimes we go down as far as a 15ml bottle, so its not as simple as buying in smaller bottles.
I am looking to ensure we mark up the smaller bottle correctly, currently we put the part number and chemical name and a small flammable sticker if the product is flammable.
All help greatfully received - its been a long week and I thought tomorrow was Friday......
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Mark
Why no other hazard labels?
LB
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No idea, have challenged this today, am awaiting a plausible answer.
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One place I worked we had pre-printed labels which we laminated and attached to the smaller bottles: we then wrote on the relevant batch no. etc in marker pen in a space provided. If you know that the labels never change this is fine so it depends whether it is always the same chemicals you use. Pre-printed is always a good way to go though as it makes life easier. It also reminds people of the exact information required on the bottle.
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This is for in house use only.
Good idea Karen, will have a look at this, did you make the label internally?
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