Attention PCB / BPC label, roll of 500

Attention PCB / BPC label, 6 X 6 in, roll of 500

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This bilingual label identifies materials that contain chlorobiphenyls (PCBs). It is applied to drums, boxes, pipes and other containers, in the storage area and during transport to a treatment site. The English and French text states that PCBs are a toxic substance listed in Schedule 1 of the Canadian Environmental Protection Act and, in case of an accident or a spill, asks you to contact the nearest Environment Canada office. Made in Canada, it is sold in rolls of 500.

Features of the Attention PCB / BPC label

• ATTENTION heading and full text in English (PCB) and French (BPC).
• Black and white striped border, easy to spot on a drum or a box.
• 6 X 6 in (15.24 X 15.24 cm) square format.
• Adhesive-backed synthetic material for indoor and outdoor use.
• Permanent adhesive that holds on boxes, drums, containers and piping.
• Roll of 500 labels, handy at the storage or shipping station.

PCB label format

Attention PCB / BPC label applications

This label is intended for hazardous materials managers, decontamination and site remediation companies, transfer stations and plants that store or ship old equipment and waste containing PCBs. It stays legible outdoors, in storage yards as well as on containers in transit.

Attention PCB / BPC label technical specifications

Applying and storing PCB labels

Apply the label to a clean, dry, flat surface on the most visible side of the container. On a drum, choose the side wall rather than the lid. Keep the roll in its packaging, away from heat, until use.

FAQ: Attention PCB / BPC label

Is the label bilingual?

Yes. The text is printed in English (PCB) and French (BPC), side by side.

Can it be used outdoors?

Yes. The adhesive-backed synthetic material is designed for indoor and outdoor use, with a permanent adhesive.

Which surfaces does it stick to?

According to the manufacturer, the permanent adhesive holds on boxes, drums, containers and piping. A clean, dry surface gives the best adhesion.

How many labels are on a roll?

500 labels of 6 X 6 in (15.24 X 15.24 cm).

Who should be contacted in case of a PCB spill?

The label asks you to contact the nearest Environment Canada office in case of an accident, a spill or for disposal information.

Suggestions for storing and transporting PCBs

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The texts coloured in green correspond to hyperlinks leading to specific safety equipment or to a general information link.