CAPABILITIES / CONTAINER LABELS

Print-ready GHS labels, straight from the sheet

The label is the SDS's field copy. SDS HQ generates it from the same record — signal word, pictograms, hazard and precautionary statements, supplier identification, and a scan-to-SDS QR code — sized for the container it's going on.

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Why it matters for compliance

The rule

OSHA HazCom, 29 CFR 1910.1200(f) — containers of hazardous chemicals must be labeled, tagged, or marked with the required hazard information. A label that disagrees with the sheet is its own finding; generating both from one record keeps them in step.

How SDS HQ does it

  • Every required element — signal word, GHS pictograms, hazard and precautionary statements, and supplier identification, drawn from the sheet's record.
  • Sized to the container — drum, bottle, and vial formats, print-ready.
  • Scan-to-SDS built in — each label carries a QR code that opens the current sheet.
  • Always in step with the sheet — labels render from the same record the SDS does; revise once, both follow.
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Related capabilities

QR scan-to-SDS

The code on the label, and on anything else — shelf edges, binders, work areas.

SDS authoring

Generate the sheet itself from the formulation, with the classification reasoning on record.

SDS library & hosting

The record both the sheet and the label render from.

One record. Sheet and label agree.

Host your library free, then print labels the day your site needs them.

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