HCL Labels Spray Bottle Pre-Labeled Ethanol 70% 16 oz Lot of 12 Bottles

HCL Labels GHS-Compliant Pre-Labeled 70% Ethanol Spray Bottles (16 oz) – Lot of 12

The HCL Labels GHSBOT0004 Pre-Labeled Spray Bottle is a laboratory-grade, secondary containment vessel specifically designed for the safe storage and dispensing of 70% Ethanol. Manufactured to support stringent workplace safety protocols, these 16-ounce bottles feature permanent, pre-printed labeling that strictly adheres to the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) and the Globally Harmonized System (GHS). The direct-to-bottle printing eliminates the widespread laboratory issue of handwritten tape or adhesive labels peeling, fading, or washing away when exposed to solvents. Shipped as a bulk lot of 12 empty bottles (trigger sprayers included), this set ensures uniform regulatory compliance and standardized sanitation stations across high-throughput tissue culture suites, bioprocessing facilities, and analytical labs.

Technical Performance & Design

• GHS-Integrated Hazard Communication: Pre-printed with exact regulatory elements including the highly visible chemical name (Ethanol 70%), CAS number, prominent GHS hazard pictograms (Flammable, Health Hazard), signal words, and essential precautionary statements to immediately inform users of risks and handling procedures.
• Chemical-Resistant Polyethylene Construct: Molded from durable, high-density polyethylene (HDPE), providing excellent long-term chemical compatibility with alcohols. The robust plastic prevents leaching, brittleness, and structural fatigue during continuous solvent exposure.
• Adjustable Heavy-Duty Trigger Sprayer: Equipped with an ergonomic, industrial-grade trigger mechanism. The adjustable nozzle head toggles smoothly between a fine atomized mist (ideal for coating biosafety cabinet surfaces) and a solid stream, while featuring a secure "Off" position to prevent accidental discharge or evaporation.
• Solvent-Proof Direct Printing: The hazard information is printed directly onto the translucent bottle body using specialized solvent-resistant inks. This ensures critical safety data remains perfectly legible even after repeated handling with solvent-soaked gloves or accidental drips.

Product Specifications

• Model Number / Catalog No: GHSBOT0004
• Primary Manufacturer: HCL Labels, Inc.
• Designated Chemical: Ethanol 70% (Ethyl Alcohol)
• Volume Capacity: 16 Fluid Ounces (~473 mL) per unit
• Container Material: Translucent High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
• Dispensing Mechanism: Adjustable trigger sprayer with dip tube
• Regulatory Alignment: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1200 / GHS Secondary Container Standards
• Packaging Configuration: Lot of 12 Bottles (Bottles supplied empty; chemical fill not included)

Key Benefits & Applications

• Audit-Ready Laboratory Safety: Instantly satisfies Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) and OSHA inspection requirements for proper secondary chemical labeling, mitigating compliance risks in controlled environments.
• Aseptic Workflow Support: An essential consumable for outfitting cell culture hoods, cleanrooms, and clinical benchtops, allowing personnel to effectively sanitize work surfaces, tools, and gloved hands prior to biological manipulations.
• Facility Standardization: The 12-pack configuration allows laboratory managers to deploy identical, unmistakable sanitization bottles at every workstation, fume hood, and sink, eliminating confusion caused by mismatched or poorly labeled commercial hardware store bottles.
• Visual Fluid Level Monitoring: The un-pigmented, translucent nature of the HDPE plastic allows technicians to rapidly assess remaining fluid volumes without opening the container, facilitating timely refills and reducing workflow interruptions.

HCL Labels is a recognized provider of OSHA and GHS compliance solutions. Catalog number GHSBOT0004 specifies the 16 oz empty bottle assembly strictly for 70% Ethanol containment. Users are responsible for ensuring that the chemical filled matches the label exactly and that all local fire code and institutional EHS guidelines regarding the storage of flammable liquids on benchtops are observed.