H317 · Hazard statementMay cause an allergic skin reaction
H317 is the GHS hazard statement “May cause an allergic skin reaction”. It is used for Skin sensitization (chapter 3.4), Category 1, 1A, 1B. The English wording is the same as UN GHS Rev.11 in US OSHA, EU CLP and Canada. Canada’s official French text is “Peut provoquer une allergie cutanée” and Mexico’s Spanish text is “Puede provocar una reacción cutánea alérgica”. The UN GHS Rev.11 label matrix lists 9 precautionary statements for it (UN only).
Heading text: UN GHS Rev.11 Annex 3. Wording can differ by jurisdiction; see the table below.
Wording by jurisdiction
UN GHS Rev.11
Same as UNMay cause an allergic skin reaction
UN GHS Rev.11, Annex 3, Table A3.1.2, PDF p. 304
US OSHA HCS
Same as UNMay cause an allergic skin reaction
29 CFR 1910.1200 App. C, matched by wording
EU CLP
Same as UNMay cause an allergic skin reaction.
EU CLP (Reg. (EC) No 1272/2008), Annex III, Part 1
Canada (EN)
Same as UNMay cause an allergic skin reaction
GHS Rev.7 Annex 3 Table A3.1
Canada (FR)
AdoptedPeut provoquer une allergie cutanée
GHS Rev.7 Annex 3 Table A3.1
Mexico (ES)
AdoptedPuede provocar una reacción cutánea alérgica
Sensibilización cutánea · 1, 1A, 1B
NOM-018-STPS-2015, DOF 9 October 2015, Apéndice C, Tabla C.2, PDF p. 31
Hazard classes and categories
- Skin sensitization (chapter 3.4) · Category 1, 1A, 1B
UN GHS Rev.11 Annex 3, sections 1 and 2
FRSensibilisation cutanée (chapitre 3.4) · catégorie 1, 1A, 1B
ESSensibilización cutánea · 1, 1A, 1B (NOM-018-STPS-2015)
Pictogram: Exclamation mark (GHS07)
UN GHS Rev.11 Annex 3, section 3. Pictogram rules can differ by jurisdiction; see the GHS pictogram guide.
Change in UN GHS Rev.11
No change to the wording or the hazard classes in Annex 3 compared with Rev.10.
Sources
Each cell in the table names the official table and page for H317. Full citations, links and revision notes for UN GHS Rev.11, US OSHA, EU CLP, Canada and Mexico: Sources and revision notes.
These are regulatory phrases for labels and safety data sheets. Check them against the official source for your jurisdiction before use.