EIGA Doc 169/2025 - Guide CLP Classification and Labelling - April 2025

ID 23912 | 30.04.2025 / Attached

EIGA Doc 169/2025 - Guide CLP Classification and Labelling 

The document gives guidance for the classification and labelling for products that meet all of the following criteria:

a) the products are defined as ‘gases’ according to the CLP Regulation with the addition of four liquids (Hydrogen fluoride, Methylbutene, Trichlorosilane and Silicon Tetrachloride).

b) they are all allowed to be put on the market in the EU i.e. they have an EC/List number and they have been registered or are exempted from registration in accordance with the REACH Regulation.

c) they are marketed by most EIGA members. The products are listed in table 4.1. The gases that are not maintained anymore in this edition of the document are identified in italic characters in table 4.1 and do not appear in the other data lists of section 4.

The following requirements are not covered in this guide because they do not affect our business, our products or our type of packaging or are adequately covered in other documents:

- The information on certain mixtures to be submitted to the Poison Centres according to the new Annex VIII of the CLP, with the exception of the indication of the UFI on the label – see section 3.2.8.
- Child-resistant fastening (CRF): it affects only products sold to the general public and gas cylinder valves are considered by EIGA to be intrinsically child resistant (under the age of 52 months);
- Tactile warning of danger (TWD): it affects only products sold to the general public and is not required for transportable gas receptacles (section 3.2.1.2 of Annex II of CLP)
- Labelling requirements from other European legislation, such as the Directive 2001/83/EC on Medicinal Products for Human Use, which are out of the scope of the CLP.
- Identification of the content by colour coding: The standard EN 1089-3 is comprehensive enough and does not need further guidelines.

NOTE Storage tanks must be labelled in accordance with the national implementations of Directive 2014/27/EU on the minimum requirements for the provision of safety and/or health signs at work.

The pictogram(s) shall be:

- Those determined by the CLP, OR
- The warning signs as provided for in Annex II of Directive 2014/27/EU (i.e. the triangles with the yellow background), using the same pictograms or symbols.

For transport equipment (e.g. portable tanks, MEGC) used as temporary storage, see 3.5.

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction
1.1 Scope and purpose
1.2 Legal background of the document
1.3 Responsibilities and traceability
1.4 Process of classification and labelling

2 Classification
2.1 General issues
2.2 Physical hazards
2.3 Health hazards
2.4 Effects on the environment
2.5 EIGA approved Software (LISAM-ExESS)

3 Labelling
3.1 General
3.2 Label content
3.3 Size of the label
3.4 Practical example
3.5 Labelling of transport equipment as static storage

4 Data
4.1 Identification data
4.2 Physico-chemical data
4.3 Classification data - Health effects
4.4 Classification data - Effects on the environment
4.5 Transport data
4.6 Labelling data

5 Glossary

6 Attachments
6.1 List of Hazard Statements, Precautionary Statements and Supplemental labelling information relevant for gases and gas mixtures
6.2 Flow charts of classification process of gaseous mixtures
6.3 Label content for generic mixtures
6.4 Rules for the naming of the constituents on the transport label for NOS positions
6.5 Rules for the naming of the constituents on the CLP labels for mixtures (Art.18(3)b)
6.6 Examples of labelling lay-outs

7 Key literature references and sources of data

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Fonte: EIGA

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