Hero — GHS labels, procurement-grade
Get your GHS labels right. The first time.
An independent compliance reference for EHS professionals. Learn exactly what OSHA HCS and EU CLP require on a label — then source vetted suppliers and materials with confidence.
Learn the requirements, then find the right suppliers and materials.
Start with the guides explaining what OSHA HCS and CLP require, then move to vetted suppliers and material specs. Each section is dedicated and independent; no email gates, no sales pitches, no quote brokers.
Suppliers
Vetted GHS label suppliers with regions, certifications, and product categories.
ExploreMaterials
Label material specs: BS5609, chemical resistance, temperature ranges, durability.
Industries
Industry-specific label requirements: lab, agrochem, paint, cosmetics, electronics.
Kits
Ready-made label kits for laboratories, transport, and industry-specific operations.
Services
Custom label printing, compliance audit, and translation services from our team.
Guides
Buyer's guides, how-to articles, and decision frameworks for label procurement.
Explore04 — Free tools
Interactive utilities for procurement teams
Five focused tools for label compliance work — material verification, SDS parsing, hazard lookup, sizing, and country-by-country requirements. No signup, no email gate. Rolling out soon.
- T1 Soon BS5609 checker Verify a label material against BS5609 marine-grade requirements before you order. Section 2, 3, and 4 conformance checks.
- T2 Soon SDS reader Parse a safety data sheet PDF and extract the required GHS label elements: pictograms, signal word, H- and P-statements.
- T3 Soon Hazard class lookup Find the right GHS hazard class for a chemical by CAS number or substance name. Searches CLP Annex VI + ECHA classifications.
- T4 Soon Label sizing calculator Calculate minimum label dimensions per regulation and container size. CLP, OSHA HCS, ADR, IMDG minimums included.
- T5 Soon Compliance map Country-by-country label requirement comparison. Coverage: EU/CLP, US/OSHA HCS, UK/CLP, Japan, China, plus regional variants.
05 — The GHS ecosystem
Three sites, one chemical-safety toolkit
GHS Labels is the procurement layer. Its sibling sites cover the reference and design sides of GHS compliance — all drawing from the same substance database.
- GHSSYMBOLS.COM GHS Symbols Hazard classification reference — pictogram meanings, hazard classes, and the toxicology behind the labels.
- GHSPICTOGRAMS.COM GHS Pictograms B2B compliance hub — label constructor, pictogram library, and a Compliance Hub covering UN GHS, OSHA HCS, CLP, SDS, REACH, and SVHC.