Radioactive Placards

We offer radioactive placards in two layouts — tagboard placards that fit into plastic or aluminum holders and placards that are adhesive. Tagboard placards are made from a 16 point board with a water-resistant coating. 

The adhesive labels are available in two material choices — vinyl and coated paper. Both vinyl and coated paper labels have a permanent acrylic adhesive. Where coated paper labels flaunt a glossy finish and are scuff-resistant, their vinyl counterparts are scuff as well as water-resistant.

We also offer Class 7 Radioactive removable vinyl placards that are tear-resistant and have a removable adhesive that bonds well to metal or fiberglass. These are great for temporary use on vehicles or trucks. All our placards and labels are flexographically printed and comply with DOT's performance-oriented packaging standards. 

Yes, they do. Our vinyl and coated paper radioactive labels come as rolls with each roll containing a total of 500 adhesive labels. You may apply these to boxes, shelving, plastic drums, and other containers. You may also order dispensers separately to keep your labels organized and handy. 

You may apply our placards in two ways depending on your preferred placard material. Vinyl placards have an adhesive backing and do not need any separate application tool. They easily conform to any package or container. Tagboard placards can be conveniently installed with the help of placard holders on vehicles carrying hazardous material. We offer both plastic and aluminum placard holders. The aluminum holders are available in riveted, rivetless, and clipped-corner designs. 

A Flip-n-Lock placard is our one-size-fits-all solution to your hazmat placarding requirements. It features multiple DOT legends, radioactive included, in a single holder for you to flip between as required. You may choose from 10 and 15 legend Flip-n-Lock placards, available in natural finish aluminum bases.

Radioactive-I labels are used for radioactive materials with extremely low radiation levels. On the other hand, radioactive-II and radioactive-III labels indicate materials with low and higher radiation levels, respectively. We offer these labels in coated paper and vinyl materials for you to choose from.