Which component of a WHMIS label identifies the product name?

The component of a WHMIS (Workplace Hazardous Materials Information System) label that identifies the product name is the product identifier. This part of the label provides the specific name or designation of the chemical or substance, making it clear what the product is. It acts as a crucial reference point for users to understand exactly what material they are handling, allowing for proper recognition and communication regarding the specific hazards associated with that product.

A signal word, on the other hand, indicates the level of hazard (either "Danger" or "Warning") associated with the product, but it does not provide the actual name of the product. Hazard symbols visually represent specific risks or dangers related to the substance, while supplier indemnifier provides information about the manufacturer or supplier, rather than the product itself. Each of these components serves an important purpose in communicating safety information, but the product identifier specifically pinpoints the name of the substance in question.