Bsc Preferred DL1050 Handling Instruction Labels

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL1050 is a set of pressure-sensitive labels designed to clearly display instructions and warnings in trade, industrial, and facility environments. These labels adhere directly to surfaces without requiring heat or water activation, making them fast to apply in field or shop settings. The DL1050 is suited for technicians, warehouse staff, and service professionals who need durable, legible hazard and instruction marking on equipment, packaging, or panels. Sold as a single unit (EA), they are a straightforward labeling solution for any operation that requires visible compliance or handling callouts.

These labels are appropriate for use in HVAC shops, plumbing supply rooms, electrical service environments, and general facility maintenance applications. They are commonly applied to equipment packaging, service panels, and storage containers to communicate handling requirements, safety warnings, or procedural instructions. Compatible dispensers include tabletop models SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518, as well as wall-mount models LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250. This product is equivalent to part number S-3002.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive adhesive - no heat or water required for application
• Bold print format for clear display of instructions and warnings
• Compatible with multiple tabletop and wall-mount label dispensers
• Equivalent to part number S-3002
• Sold individually (EA) with a minimum order quantity of 1
• Non-hazardous materials - safe for standard shipping and storage

Compatibility

Compatible with tabletop dispensers SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518, and wall-mount dispensers LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250. Equivalent to part number S-3002.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface before applying pressure-sensitive labels to ensure proper adhesion. Press firmly from the center outward to eliminate air bubbles. No special tools are required. Labels should be applied at ambient temperatures per standard labeling practice for the substrate material.