The Eurasian Economic Community, comprising Russia, Kazakhstan and Belarus, have technical compliance regulations on a wide range of consumer and industrial goods, and this is embodied in the EAC mark. This is comparable with the CE mark within the European Union, and covers harmonised technical and safety standards.

Products covered by EAC for safe operation include low voltage equipment, machinery and equipment, lifts, machines in potentially explosive atmospheres, machines operating on gaseous fuel, personal protective equipment, pressure vessels, agricultural and forestry tractors and trailers, and railway rolling stock and infrastructure.
The EAC mark is depicted and the character height should be a minimum of 5mm, and be in a single colour, and consists of the three letters of uniform height created within a square.
Beside the standard ranges available, additionally Label Source can supply custom labels incorporating the EAC symbol within the design.
In environments which involve working closely with dangerous chemicals, it is of great importance that possible hazards are clearly identified, in order to preserve and uphold the safety measures which are put in place to prevent incidents.
The most efficient, universal technique for pointing out these hazards, is with tailored GHS labels, which are designed to provide a clear visual warning in any part of the world. Each of these labels has a unique symbol for risks ranging from explosive chemicals to pressurised gasses, which is printed within a prominent, red diamond shape.
(This sign outlines the categories of each hazard symbol)
For those who require GHS labels on a regular basis, or have a large marking operation to complete, we have a number of printable GHS labels to choose from:
GHS Labels for Thermal Printers
These customisable labels are suitable for use with thermal printers, and are available in a variety of size options:
15mm x 15mm
25mm x 25mm
50mm x 50mm
100mm x 100mm
GHS Labels for Laser Printers
These printable GHS labels are intended for use with laser printers, and are also available to order in choice of 4 roll/sheet sizes:
74mm x 105mm
148mm x 105mm
148mm x 210mm
297mm 210mm
To see our full range of printable GHS labels, or to browse the rest of our label options, click here!
In order to comply with current law, it is essential that most machinery is equipped with an emergency stop facility, so that power can be shut off, in the event of a malfunction, accident or exceeding operating parameters.
The UK regulations stem from European Directive 2006/42/EC, which can be found in the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Regulations 2008 and the Supply of Machinery (Safety) Amended Regulations 2011. In addition the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998 provide guidance and approved codes of practice and cover the safe cut off of gas appliances.

Here at Label Source, we have a range of sign products suitable for the clear identification of such cut off points for power, electricity and gas. In addition, our hazard warning signs can identify potential risks with specific machines, and these include; pinch points; sharp blades; finger traps; automatic start up; rotating blades; moving belts (including belt rollers and belt drives); crush; foot traps; entanglement; and entrapment.
While the more obvious reason to shut off equipment would be due to operator injury, a range of other criteria could be the cause. These can include; high temperature; potential of fire or explosion; excessive noise or vibration; or emissions such as radiation or hazardous substances.
The standards apply to machinery, interchangeable equipment, safety components, lifting accessories, chains ropes and webbing, removable mechanical transmission devices and partly completed machinery.
Some key machinery categories are industrial machines, woodworking machinery, food processing equipment, agricultural equipment, locomotives, and trains and hoists. However, some items such as conveyor belts, treadmills in gyms, carousels for luggage retrieval at airports and bowling alley equipment are covered by the regulations.
So, if you need to identify safety cut offs to electricity or gas supply to equipment, or need to create awareness of risks and hazards when operating machinery, we have a wide range of standard products as well as providing bespoke products to your own specification.

It's vitally important that every gas pipe is labelled, whether you're business is located on an industrial site or in an office, or public building, your gas pipes must be easily identifiable. To avoid any accidents or fatalities, it's crucial that the content and flow of each gas pipe is clearly marked and that it's visible to everyone what is inside of the pipe.
If your pipes are unlabelled and you're looking for some Gas Pipe Tapes, you'll be pleased to know that here at Label Source we sell an extensive range of Pipe Identification Tape, Pipeline Banding Tape and Flow Identification Tape, to ensure that your pipes clearly display the content and flow of each pipe that is on your site or office.
Here is some more information on each gas pipe tape we offer here at Label Source:

Pipe Identification Tape
These self-adhesive vinyl pipe indication tapes clearly display the content of pipe. All of our identification tapes are manufactured to BS1710 and BS4800 standards with the recommended colour schemes. These gas pipe tapes are suitable for internal use on pipes, drain valves, ducting, and flange joints. They're supplied in 33 metre rolls, with three different widths available. The operating temperature range of these tapes is -10°C to +50°C. For more information, or if you wish to purchase some pipe identification tape, please click here.

Pipeline Banding Tape
These tapes are made from non-adhesive vinyl and can be put in place by cable ties or by double-sided jointing tape. They come in roll sizes of 400mm wide by 25 metres in length. All tapes are colour coded and comply with BS4800 and BS1710. They're suitable for internal use, but any dust, dirt, or grease should be removed from the pipe before applying the tape. For more information or you wish to purchase some pipeline banding tape, click here.

Flow Identification Tape
We have a variety of colour-coded Flow Identification Tape here at Label Source - these can be used to display both the flow within the pipeline and the contents of the pipe. These labels have a width of 50mm and are supplied in 33 metre rolls. Our identification tapes are made from self-adhesive vinyl, have an operating temperature range of -10°C to +50°C, and comply with British standards. If you would like to purchase some Flow Identification Tape or to find out more information about these tapes, please click here.

Most businesses will have some sort of water pipes located on the premises, whether you're based in an office building or an industrial site, the chances of a water pipe being on site is very high. However, if you have multiple water pipes, it can be hard to distinguish one pipe from the other. It's important that each of your water pipes are easily identifiable to reduce the risk of an accident.
Here at label Source we have an excellent selection of Pipeline Identification Labels and Flow Labels to ensure that each pipe easily identifiable and that you're aware of the direction of the flow. These Water Pipe Labels allow you to reinforce safety procedures needed in relation to the contents of the pipe.
Here are the Water Pipe Labels we have to offer here at Label Source:

Pipeline Identification Labels
These labels can be used on painted pipework, plain coloured tapes, or at connection points. These labels have made out of transparent or clear self-adhesive vinyl and have printed black lettering to ensure that the label is clear and noticeable. These labels are supplied in packs of 25, and the range includes labels for hot water, cooling water, and many more. To view our range of pipeline identification labels, please click here.

Pipeline Flow Labels
Our range of Pipeline Flow Labels will help you to identify the contents of a pipe, as well as informing you of the direction of the flow and any relevant hazard warning symbols associated with the contents. To inform the flow of the contents of the pipe, rip off the unnecessary arrow and place the label on the pipe. These labels are manufactured from self-adhesive polyester and are colour coded to BS1710 and BS4800 to comply with the pipe work standards. Our range of pipeline flow labels includes drinking water, hot water, cooling water and many more. To view our range of Pipeline Flow Labels, please click here.
We don't just have Water Pipe Labels; we also have an excellent selection of Water Pipe Identification Tape - to view this range click here.