Classification-led content
Bring H-statements, P-phrases, pictograms, and the signal word forward from the deterministic calculation result.
- Pictogram precedence rules
- Signal-word resolution
- Deduplicated phrase set
Labels and packaging
Keep the label aligned with the same approved hazard communication set used by the Safety Data Sheet.
Product label
Warning
H315 Causes skin irritation.
H319 Causes serious eye irritation.
P280 Wear protective gloves and eye protection.
Supplier details
Company · address · emergency telephone
H + P
Official statement sets
GHS
Pictogram assignment
Aligned
Label and SDS source
SDS Labs derives the label content from the classification result, then combines it with product and supplier information so reviewers can assess the complete communication set in context.
Bring H-statements, P-phrases, pictograms, and the signal word forward from the deterministic calculation result.
Use maintained phrase packs for the required EU language while preserving the same underlying classification codes.
Combine hazard content with product identity, supplier contact details, packaging context, and other required label information.
How it works
Reduce drift by deriving each label review from the current classification and product context.
Approve the mixture hazard result.
Combine phrases, pictograms, and supplier facts.
Select the official wording for the market.
Validate the complete packaging communication set.
Consistency principle
Keeping both outputs connected to one classification result reduces mismatched phrases, pictograms, and signal words.
Build with confidence
Bring mixture data, classification, labels, SDS documents, and market context into one traceable workspace.