Fragile label, roll of 500

Fragile labels, 3 sizes, roll of 500

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These handling labels show at a glance that a package contains delicate items. They are applied at the shipping station to boxes, shrink wrap or pallets, to ask handlers and carriers to handle the package with care and reduce the risk of breakage. The word FRAGILE is spelled the same in English and French. Printed on white semi-gloss paper and made in Canada, they are sold in rolls of 500, in three sizes.

Features of the Fragile labels

• Bold word FRAGILE, understood in English as in French.
• Three designs: red frame with cracks in the corners, broken stemmed glass, or band of red letters.
• Quality white semi-gloss paper with aggressive permanent adhesive.
• Holds on cardboard boxes, shrink wrap, pallets and most packaging materials.
• Roll of 500 labels, handy in warehouses, plants and distribution centres.

Available formats: roll of 500 in adhesive paper

Fragile labels applications

These labels are used in warehouses and fulfillment centres, on packaging and assembly lines, in shipping departments and freight operations, and for export packaging. The small 6 X 2 in size suits narrow boxes; the 4 X 6 in, the most visible, suits large boxes and pallets.

Fragile labels technical specifications

Label application and storage

Apply the label to a clean, dry surface, flat, on at least one visible side of the package. Keep the roll in its packaging, away from moisture and heat, until use.

FAQ: Fragile labels

Which size should I choose?

The 4 X 4 in suits most boxes, the 4 X 6 in is seen from further away on large boxes and pallets, and the 6 X 2 in fits narrow boxes.

Is the label bilingual?

The word FRAGILE is spelled the same in English and French, so it reads in both languages.

Which surfaces does it stick to?

Its permanent adhesive holds on cardboard boxes, shrink wrap, pallets and most packaging materials.

How many labels are on a roll?

500 labels, in each of the three sizes.

Do these labels replace protective packaging?

No. They warn handlers; the contents must still be well wedged and protected inside the box.

Suggestions for packing and shipping

For the packing and shipping worker, plan for Uvex Genesis safety glasses (YAU3200) with anti-fog clear lens, Dexterity cut-resistant Kevlar blend gloves (GS18KGFN) with foam nitrile coating, touchscreen friendly for shipping scanners, an MSA V-Gard miner-style type 1 class E helmet (TA84) for moving under racking, Impacto hinged hard-shell kneepads (VG101) and a Pioneer 6692 orange high-visibility surveyor vest (V6692) with 16 pockets, to stay visible near forklifts.

For a well-sealed package, apply 2 in (48 mm X 66 m) clear tape (SAE1) with the 2 in tape dispenser (SAE1D), and open received boxes with the safety knife (SAEC5) with automatic retractable blade, which limits cuts and damaged goods. The 14 in X 1500 ft plastic wrap (SAE7) holds fragile boxes in place on the pallet. Add the orientation arrows (ERFLECHE) labels to keep the package upright and, in winter, the Keep from freezing (ERGEL) label, in rolls of 500, for cold-sensitive products.

The texts coloured in green correspond to hyperlinks leading to specific safety equipment or to a general information link.