Box Packaging Inc LL250WR Weather-resistant Laser Labels

Product Description

The BOX PACKAGING INC LL250WR is a weather-resistant laser label designed for applications where moisture, condensation, and outdoor exposure are a concern. Each label measures 0.5 inches long by 1.75 inches wide and is constructed from tear-resistant vinyl with a permanent acrylic adhesive backing. The label surface resists ink bleed, keeping printed text and barcodes legible even in damp or humid conditions. Sheets are formatted at 80 labels per sheet and are compatible with standard laser label printers. Trade professionals use these labels for equipment tagging, pipe identification, panel marking, and asset tracking in environments where paper-based labels would fail.

These labels are well suited for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and pool service applications where components are exposed to moisture, temperature swings, or outdoor conditions. The vinyl construction holds up against condensation on cold pipes and equipment housings. Labels can be formatted directly in standard word processing software, making field preparation straightforward without specialized tools. They are packaged one sheet pack per unit and intended for use with laser printers, not inkjet.

Key Features

• Tear-resistant vinyl construction withstands physical handling and outdoor exposure
• Permanent acrylic adhesive provides strong, lasting bond to equipment surfaces
• Repels condensation to prevent label damage in humid or wet environments
• Ink-resistant surface prevents bleed and keeps printed text sharp
• 80 labels per sheet for efficient, high-volume printing
• Compatible with standard laser label printers and common word processing software

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard laser printers. These labels are not rated for inkjet printers. Suitable for trade and industrial labeling tasks requiring weather and moisture resistance.

Installation Notes

Surface preparation is critical for adhesion - clean and dry the target surface before applying. Avoid applying to surfaces that are actively wet or below freezing. Labels are intended for permanent application; removal may damage the surface or the label. Print and verify label content before applying to equipment in the field.