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Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign
$13.50 – $149.95Price range: $13.50 through $149.95 exc. GST
HAZCHEM Sign – Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign
“Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign” – By clearly communicating the hazards and safety measures, the Phosphoric Acid Solution EIP Sign ensures that personnel are informed, risks are minimized, and emergency responses are handled effectively, helping to protect both people and the environment from harm.
- Standard sizes available 300mm x 225mm, 450mm x 337mm, 600mm x 450mm, 900mm x 600mm 1200mm x 800mm.
- Laminated
- Supplied as an adhesive vinyl sticker or mounted on corflute, PVC, Magnetic material or ACM panel
- Meets industry standards when used appropriately
- 300 × 225 mm — Close-range / supplementary (≈≤5 m, not suitable for 10 m)
- 450 × 337 mm — Minimum for ~10 m viewing
- 600 × 450 mm — Recommended (10–15 m)
- 900 × 600 mm — Yard / gate (15–20 m)
- 1200 × 800 mm — Roadside / long approach (25–30 m)
She’ll be right – until it’s not! Keep those tanks sorted with this Phosphoric Acid Solution EIP Sign, and while you’re at it, check out our Sulphuric Acid Emergency Information Panel Sign to complete your corrosive-liquid safety setup.
Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign
Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign – The Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Sign serves an important role in ensuring safety and guiding emergency response actions in environments where phosphoric acid solution is used, stored, or transported. Its key purposes include:
- Chemical Identification: The sign clearly identifies the presence of phosphoric acid solution, ensuring that personnel and emergency responders know they are dealing with a corrosive substance that requires careful handling.
- Hazard Communication: It provides information about the specific hazards associated with phosphoric acid, such as:
- Corrosiveness: Phosphoric acid can cause irritation or burns upon contact with skin and eyes, and can also corrode metals.
- Health Risks: Inhalation of its fumes can irritate the respiratory system, and ingestion can cause serious damage to internal organs.
- Safety Precautions: The panel outlines important safety guidelines for handling and storing phosphoric acid, such as:
- Wearing appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) like acid-resistant gloves, goggles, and protective clothing.
- Ensuring proper ventilation in areas where the acid is used to avoid inhaling fumes.
- Storing the solution away from incompatible substances (such as strong bases or reactive metals) to prevent hazardous chemical reactions.
- Emergency Response Instructions: In case of a spill, leak, or other emergencies involving phosphoric acid, the sign provides guidance for safely responding, including:
- Containing and neutralizing spills with appropriate materials, such as lime or sodium bicarbonate.
- Using proper firefighting methods if the acid is involved in a fire, although phosphoric acid itself is not flammable.
- Evacuating the area if necessary and following appropriate containment procedures to prevent environmental contamination.
- Health and First Aid Procedures: The panel provides essential first aid instructions in case of exposure, such as:
- Flushing skin or eyes with large amounts of water in the event of contact.
- Moving to fresh air if the acid fumes are inhaled and seeking medical attention if symptoms persist.
- Immediate medical attention for ingestion to prevent severe internal damage.
FAQs
1. Why do I need a Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign?
Because it’s a legal requirement under NZS 5433 for any vehicle transporting corrosive liquids like phosphoric acid. The sign helps emergency crews identify the substance and follow correct neutralisation and containment procedures during an incident.
2. Where should this sign be used?
Mount it on vehicles, tanks, or chemical storage containers used to transport or store phosphoric acid. It should be clearly visible from the roadside — a minimum 600 × 450 mm size is recommended for long-range readability.
3. What can be added in the Specialist Advice field?
You may include:
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Your company’s 24-hour emergency contact (e.g. “Phosphoric Acid Response – 09 123 4567”)
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Chemical supplier emergency contact (e.g. “IXOM Emergency – 0800 468 600”)
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Site supervisor or safety manager name
These details ensure responders can quickly obtain expert advice in the event of exposure, leaks, or spills.
Specialist Advice Field – What To Add
On all Emergency Information Panel (EIP) Signs, there is a section labelled “Specialist Advice”. This is where you can add contact details for immediate technical or emergency response advice.
For example, you can include:
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Company emergency phone number (e.g. 0800 XXX XXX)
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On-site chemical specialist or health & safety officer contact
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Emergency response contractor details (e.g. CHEMCALL, if your company is subscribed, or another provider)
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Internal HSE department contact
👉 If you don’t have a specialist service, you can still include a company name and phone number so first responders know who to contact immediately.
NOTE: If you wish to use 0800 CHEMCALL, please note that this service is operated by Responsible Care NZ and permission/approval must be obtained directly from them prior to use.
The Phosphoric Acid Solution EIP Sign displays UN 1805, HAZCHEM 2R, correct packaging group, and a field for your Specialist Advice contact — essential for fertiliser manufacturing, chemical processing, agricultural supply stores, and workshops handling acidic solutions.
Learn when EIPs are mandatory and how to complete each field correctly in our guide:
➡️ Emergency Information Panel Signs Explained
Got acidic liquids onsite? Best to label the area properly before someone finds out the hard way that “just give it a rinse” doesn’t quite cut it for Class 8 dangerous goods.
For similar corrosive EIPs, also check out our:
➡️ Hydrochloric Acid EIP Sign
Phosphoric Acid is a Class 8 Corrosive, capable of damaging metal, burning skin, and reacting with incompatible materials. Learn how corrosives fit within NZ’s DG framework in:
➡️ Understanding Dangerous Goods Classes 1–9
The 2R HAZCHEM code advises that water spray may be used for cooling, but protective clothing is essential due to violent reactions if mishandled.
Understand how responders interpret these codes across NZ and Australia in:
➡️ Understanding HAZCHEM Signs in New Zealand & Australia
How to choose the right mounting options.
Corflute: short-term term less than 2 years outdoors
Thin PVC: Medium term, more than 2 years
ACM: Long term 5 years or more
Supplied as a sticker:
long-term digital print laminated for long-term use. With a life of 5 years or more. We use a Hi Tac vinyl which allows it to be applied to most surfaces.
Magnetic mounting option for the Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign
Flexible, vehicle-grade magnetic placards with the Phosphoric Acid Solution Emergency Information Panel Sign printed on premium vinyl, laminated, and mounted to automotive magnetic sheeting. They stick to ferrous steel panels and remove without residue—ideal for vehicles that only carry DG sometimes.
Who they’re for
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Contractors / couriers who transport Dangerous Goods occasionally
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Hire or multi-use vehicles (no permanent signage)
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Sites that swap classes depending on load (quick changeover)
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Magnet: vehicle-grade sheet, 0.8–1.0 mm thick (30–40 mil), high-energy.
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Face film: outdoor self-adhesive vinyl + UV laminate (gloss).
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Operating temp: suitable from winter cold to summer heat (typical automotive range).
Where they work (and don’t)
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Works on: painted steel panels that are flat, clean, and smooth.
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Doesn’t work on: aluminium, stainless, plastics, composites, heavy body filler; vinyl wraps, ceramic coatings, heavily textured paint.
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If customers have aluminium doors/ute trays, suggest self-adhesive or rigid ACM instead.
Fitment checklist
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Clean & dry the panel (no wax/polish).
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Warm, flat magnet—no curl.
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Apply to flat steel only; press from centre out.
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Do not bridge panel gaps, ribs or sharp curves.
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Remove daily to clean/dry both surfaces; store flat.
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In heavy rain/highway speeds, check edges haven’t lifted.
Care & maintenance
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Remove and wipe after wet weather; store flat (never rolled tight).
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Move position slightly each week to avoid differential fading.
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Avoid use on freshly resprayed paint (allow full cure).
Compliance note
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Magnet is a mounting method. The operator must ensure placards are the correct class, size, and securely affixed for the journey. Some carriers or site rules may require permanent/rigid placards—check your procedure.
For more information check out these links
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WorkSafe NZ – Hazardous Substances Management
👉 WorkSafe NZ – Hazardous substances -
EPA NZ – HSNO Act guidance
👉 EPA NZ – Hazardous Substances and New Organisms (HSNO) Act -
United Nations GHS
👉 UN – Globally Harmonized System (GHS) - Why you need the correct Hazard sign
Please note. We make some of our safety signs to order and it may take 5 to 10 business days to receive. If you require your order urgently, please don’t hesitate to contact us to confirm an estimated delivery date prior to placing your order.
If you are not sure about what sign you need for your business, just contact us at +6432183350 or email us and we will make it ready for you.

| Material | Self Adhesive Vinyl Sticker, Magnetic Material, Corflute Sheet, Thin PVC Sheet, ACM Metal sheet |
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| Size | 1200mm x 800mm, 600mm x 900mm, 300mm x 225mm, 450mm x 337mm, 600mm x 450mm |
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