What should be indicated on the label of a chemical product

Manufacturers need to obtain SASO certification and export products to Saudi Arabia in the following steps:

Apply to JCT, and JCT informs the enterprise of the product certification procedure according to the product category and in accordance with the requirements of SASO;

Enterprises submit product samples for testing in accordance with the certification procedures, and some products (such as some motor vehicles and accessories) need to be inspected by the factory;

After passing the product test, the company obtains the SASO certification; If the product fails to pass the test, the company will get a detailed description report;

When the products are exported to Saudi Arabia, the SASO certification certificate must be issued when the goods enter the customs, and the technical personnel of the Saudi Arabian Standards Organization will check the certificate.

SASO is the abbreviation of Saudi Arabian Standards Organization. SASO is responsible for formulating national standards for all daily necessities and products, and the standards also involve measurement systems, labeling, etc. In fact, many of the SASO standards are based on the safety standards of relevant international organizations such as the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).

Like many other countries, Saudi Arabia has added a number of unique items to its standards according to the country's civil and industrial voltage, geographical and climatic environment, ethnic and religious customs, etc. In order to achieve the goal of consumer protection, the SASO standard applies not only to products imported from abroad, but also to products produced in Saudi Arabia.

Regulations for the preparation of chemical safety labels.

gb15258-1999

4 Labels. Denote.

Safety labels use a combination of text, graphic symbols and codes to indicate the hazards and safety precautions of chemicals.

Content. Identification of chemicals and their main harmful components.

Name. Indicate the generic name of the chemical in Chinese and English. The name needs to be clear and prominent, right above the label.

Molecular formula. The number of atoms in the molecule is represented by element symbols and numbers, below the name. If it is a mixture, this item can be omitted.

Chemical composition and composition.

Indicate the main components of the chemical and the harmful components, levels or concentrations it contains.

Numbering. Indicate the United Nations dangerous goods number and the Chinese dangerous goods number, respectively, with un noand cn noDenote.

Sign. The signs adopt the symbols specified in the United Nations Recommendation on the Transport of Dangerous Goods and GB13690. A maximum of two markings can be used for each chemical. The glyph is to the right of the label.

Note: The United Nations Recommendation on the Transport of Dangerous Goods is available from national chemical registries.

Warning words. According to the degree and type of hazard of the chemical, the three words "danger", "warning" and "caution" are used to warn of the degree of hazard. The specific provisions are shown in Table 1. When a chemical has two or more hazards, use the most dangerous warning word.

The warning word is located below the name of the chemical and needs to be eye-catching and clear.

Overview of hazards.

A brief overview of chemical combustion** hazard characteristics, health hazards, and environmental hazards. Below the warning words.

Safety precautions. Describe the matters that must be paid attention to in the disposal, handling, storage and use of chemicals and simple and effective rescue measures in the event of an accident, etc., and the content is required to be concise and focused.

Fire suppression. Chemicals are flammable or combustible substances, and effective fire extinguishing agents and prohibited fire extinguishing agents and fire extinguishing precautions should be prompted.

Lot number. Indicate the production date and production shift. The production date is expressed by year, month, and day, and the shift is expressed by .

Prompt to ask the production and sales enterprise for safety data sheets.

Name, address, zip code, **.

Emergency Advisory**.

Fill in the emergency consultation for chemical production enterprises** and the national emergency consultation for chemical accidents**

1 How to use.

Labels should be affixed, hung and printed in a conspicuous position on the chemical packaging or container. For multi-layer packaging and transportation, in principle, it is required that the inner and outer packaging should be affixed (hung) with safety labels, but if the outer packaging has been affixed with safety labels, the inner packaging is the lining of the outer packaging, and the inner packaging grinding can be exempted from the safety label; The outer packaging is transparent, and the safety label of the inner packaging can clearly penetrate the outer packaging, and the outer packaging can be labeled without labeling.

2 Location. The position of the label is specified as follows:

barrel and bottle packaging; Located on the side of barrels and bottles;

Box packaging: located in a conspicuous place on the end face or side of the package;

Bag and bundle packaging: located in the obvious place of packaging;

Containers, grouped cargo: located on four sides.

3 Precautions for use.

3 1 The pasting, hanging bolt and printing of the label should be firm to ensure that it does not fall off and is not damaged during transportation and storage.

3 2 The label should be pasted, hung and printed by the Shengzhou leased surplus production enterprise before the goods leave the factory. If you want to change the packaging, you will re-paste, hang and print the label by changing the packaging unit.

3 3 Containers or packages containing hazardous chemicals can only be removed after treatment and confirmation that their danger has been completely eliminated, otherwise the corresponding label cannot be removed.

The national standard "Regulations on the Preparation of Chemical Safety Labels" (GB 15258-1999) clearly points out that safety labels use a combination of words, graphic symbols and codes to indicate the hazards and safety precautions of chemicals; The safety label is pasted, hung and printed in a conspicuous position of the packaging or container by the manufacturer before the goods leave the factory; If the packaging is changed, it will be re-pasted, hung and printed by the changed unit.

This standard specifies the content and writing requirements of chemical safety labels.

This standard is applicable to the preparation of safety labels for ** products, compressed gases and liquefied gases, flammable liquids, flammable solids, spontaneously combustible substances and flammable substances when wet, oxidants and organic peroxides, poisons and corrosives, and other chemicals that are harmful to the human body and the environment.

This standard was developed to standardize the expression and writing of the content of chemical safety labels. Safety labeling is one of the basic measures for the prevention and control of chemical hazards required by the Regulations on the Safe Use of Chemicals in the Workplace and the International Convention on the Safe Use of Chemicals in the Workplace No. 170. It is mainly to label the chemicals circulating in the market in the form of labeling, put forward precautions for safe use, and convey safety information to operators, so as to prevent and reduce chemical hazards and achieve the purpose of ensuring safety and health.

Chemical safety labels have been implemented in industrial countries such as Europe and the United States for many years and have been internationalized. China ratified Convention No. 170 in 1994 and promulgated the first version of the standard. According to the practical application of more than 3 years, the previous version was revised.

The main revision is to change the original standard name "Guidelines for the Preparation of Labels for Hazardous Chemicals" to "Regulations for the Preparation of Chemical Safety Labels". Abolish the provisions of the original standard on marking, and compare hazard signs with the United Nations Recommendation on the Transport of Dangerous Goods and GB 13690The 1992 "Classification and Marking of Commonly Used Hazardous Chemicals" stipulates the same markings.

Cancel the graphic symbols of protective measures and the two items of high-selling shirts at the leakage, merge the storage and transportation and first aid into one safety measure, and add safe disposal information in the safety measures, and add the prompt "ask the production and sales enterprise for the safety technical description Qi cavity book" and the production batch number.

This standard replaces GB T 15258 from the date of implementation1994。

Appendices A, B, and C of the standard are all appendices to the prompts.

This standard is proposed and centralized by the Economic Commission of the People's Republic of China.

The drafting unit of the standard: Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Ministry of Chemical Industry.

The drafters of the standard: Zhang Haifeng, Peng Xiangwei, Li Xuehua, Li Yuncai, Zhang Qibo.