What color represents flammability hazard on the SDS triangle?

The color red represents flammability hazard on the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) triangle, which is part of the Globally Harmonized System for classifying and communicating chemical hazards. The flammability hazard indicates the degree to which a substance can ignite and sustain a fire. Assessing fire risks is crucial for safety in environments where flammable materials are present.

In the context of the SDS triangle, each color is associated with a specific type of hazard: blue denotes health hazards, red indicates flammability, yellow signifies reactivity hazards, and white is used for specific hazards not covered by these categories, such as radiation or corrosiveness. Understanding these color codes helps ensure proper safety measures and responses in handling different materials and substances.