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NFPA 704 Diamond Sign 0-0-0 for Non-Hazardous Materials
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NFPA 704 0-0-0 Diamond Sign: No Health, Fire or Instability Hazard
Post a 0-0-0 NFPA 704 diamond on storage areas that hold non-hazardous materials so inspectors and fire crews can see at a glance that nothing inside needs special handling. Common 0-0-0 materials include water, sodium chloride (salt), sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), calcium carbonate, sugar, sand and many inert powders and food-grade ingredients. A 0 in every quadrant means: Health 0 (no hazard beyond ordinary material), Flammability 0 (does not burn), Instability 0 (stable). Confirm each material's rating against its Safety Data Sheet, Section 16.
Why post a diamond for a harmless material? When a facility placards every chemical room, a missing diamond looks like a missing rating. The 0-0-0 sign closes that gap and keeps your hazard communication program consistent.
Available in Vinyl, Plastic Placard and Aluminum
- Vinyl Label: for bins, totes, cabinets and smooth equipment surfaces
- Plastic Placard: lightweight and durable for doors and walls
- Aluminum Sign: rust resistant for outdoor storage and fences
Product Specifications:
- Rating: NFPA 704 0-0-0, no special hazard symbol
- Text color options: Black or White numerals
- UV rated inks, suitable for indoor or outdoor use
- Printed in Phoenix, AZ by Print Pro AZ
Where This Sign Goes
Salt and brine storage for water softening, food ingredient rooms, dry chemical storage for pool and spa maintenance, warehouse racking for inert products, and any placarded building where a room holds only non-hazardous materials. For inert gases such as nitrogen and argon, use the SA (simple asphyxiant) versions instead.
Need a full set for a chemical storage room? Send Print Pro AZ your chemical inventory list and we will quote the complete placard set.
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Do your labels meet industry standards?
Do your labels meet industry standards?
Absolutely. Our electrical labels are fully compliant with current NEC (National Electrical Code) standards, helping you pass inspections smoothly and efficiently on the first attempt.
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What materials are your labels made of?
We offer high-quality labels in a wide range of durable materials, including metal, plastic, and vinyl. Our selection also includes specialty options such as reflective vinyl labels, designed for enhanced visibility and performance.
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How quickly can I expect my order to be processed?
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