NFPA Diamond 3-0-2-ACID

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SKU:
NA00120
MPN:
NA00120
$0.24 - $11.00

Description

This NFPA Diamond 3-0-2-ACID sign is ECCN certified. In situations where sulfuric acid is used, handled, or stored, the NFPA Diamond 3-0-2-ACID can be used to identify, raise awareness , and encourage safe practices.

  • Available in 1”,2”, 3”,  6”, 9”, and 11” sizes
  • OSHA 1910.1200(c) compliant
  • Available in standard gloss or heavy-duty matte finish
  • Suitable for use in temperatures of -40°F to +302°F

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Additional Information

Shape:
Diamond
Orientation:
Horizontal
Has Pictogram:
No
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