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Summary
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English: The hazard symbol for toxic/highly toxic substances according to directive 67/548/EWG by the European Chemicals Bureau.
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Español: Símbolo de peligro para sustancia altamente tóxicas de acuerdo a la directiva 67/548/EWG de el Departamento Químico Europeo.
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Français : Le symbole de dangerosité concernant les substances toxiques/très toxiques, conformément à la Directive 67/548/EWG du Bureau Européen des Produits Chimiques.
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Deutsch: Das Gefahrensymbol für giftige Substanzen nach der Richtlinie 67/548/EWG vom European Chemicals Bureau (Chemikalienfachstelle der EU).
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Italiano: Il simbolo di rischio per sostanze tossiche/estremamente tossiche in accordo con la direttiva 67/548/EWG dell'Ufficio Chimico Europeo.
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Svenska: Risksymbolen för giftiga/mycket giftiga ämnen enligt anvisande 67/548/EWG av den Europeiska Kemibyrån.
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Nederlands: Het gevarensymbool voor toxische stoffen, die giftig zijn bij inademen.
- Source: Converted from EPS file at http://forum.cptec.org/index.php?showtopic=368
- Date: 11 August 2006
Older version: From clipart Gallery on sodipodi.com, April 29, 2006
See ECB hazard symbols for all symbols. ANDERSON
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