Overview
Get your ideal label printing scenario with the BradyPrinter i3300 Industrial Label Printer – labels and ribbons that snap into place, no calibration and no wasted blank labels.
- Included Brady Workstation GHS Label app makes creating custom labels GHS labels fast and efficient
- Get auto calibration in the printer and auto setup in the software with print smart technology that allows the printer, label materials, ribbons and software to work together
- Changeovers in a flash – foolproof drop-in label rolls and ribbons snap into place in 20 seconds
- Print smart technology allows the printer to print on the first label – even small labels
- Save time and reduce errors by importing your data from your SDS infosheet through the GHS App
- Setup is stress free – Contact our Brady Technical Support Team and we will schedule a free phone setup appointment
Top Applications
General Identification
Directional marking, Equipment labeling
Wire and Cable
Sleeves, Self-Lams, Wire Wraps, Flag Labels, Cable Markers
Rating & Name Plate
Durable finished goods, High quality barcode images and text, UL certification
Circuit Board
ESD labels, Polyimide circuit board labels
Laboratory
Vial, Tube, Slide labeling, Sample identification
GHS Label Requirements
Labeling is the cornerstone of GHS compliance, and Brady’s GHS label makers allow you to print your own whenever you need it. But before you print your own labels with a GHS label printer (or using a pre-printed option), it is important to know what goes into a GHS compliant label for primary and secondary containers. There are six key GHS label elements that you need to know.
- Signal Word
The signal word indicates hazard level. “Danger” is used for the most severe instances, while “Warning” is less severe. View the GHS Signal Words guide.
- GHS Symbols (Hazard Pictograms)
These pictograms are used to identify hazardous products and are commonly grouped by chemical / physical risk, health risk, and environmental risk. View the GHS pictogram guide.
- Manufacturer Information
This identifies the manufacturer’s company name, address, and telephone number.
- Precautionary Statements / First Aid
These are phrases tied to each hazard statement. They describe general preventive, response, storage, or disposal precautions. These statements are found on the chemical’s Safety Data Sheet. Similar to Hazard Statements, Precautionary Statements can be identified by a P-Code (like P100).
- Hazard Statements
These are phrases that describe the nature of hazardous products and the degree of hazard. Hazard statements are on the chemical’s Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and identified by an H-Code (like H100). View the GHS Hazard Statements guide.
- Product Name or Identifiers
This identifies the product or chemical name. Additional identifiers can be noted to the right of the Manufacturer’s information (#1).
