Bsc Preferred DL1236 Fluorescent Labels 5000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL1236 is a multicolor fluorescent label pack designed for shelf, bin, and inventory identification in warehouse and storage environments. Each case contains 5,000 labels total, divided equally into five fluorescent colors: yellow, pink, orange, green, and red - 1,000 labels per color. The high-visibility fluorescent finish makes these labels easy to spot on shelving units, racks, and storage bins, supporting faster picking, sorting, and organization workflows. This product is equivalent to part number S-3871. Warehouse managers, stockroom supervisors, and material handling personnel are the typical end users.

These labels are suited for use in distribution centers, manufacturing stockrooms, parts rooms, and general warehouse shelving applications. The assorted color format supports color-coded inventory systems where different hues denote product categories, zones, locations, or priority levels. The 5,000-count case quantity is sized for ongoing replenishment in active storage environments where label turnover is high.

Key Features

• Five fluorescent colors per case: yellow, pink, orange, green, and red
• 1,000 labels per color, 5,000 labels total per case
• High-visibility fluorescent finish for quick visual identification
• Compatible with standard shelving label holders and card slots
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-3871
• Sold by the case with a minimum order quantity of 1 case

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-3871. Designed as a standard replacement for fluorescent shelf and bin labels used in warehouse shelving, storage rack, and material handling label holder applications.

Installation Notes

Labels are applied by hand to shelving label holders, card slots, or bin edges - no special tools required. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and dry before application to maximize adhesion. Follow facility labeling standards for color-code assignments before installation to maintain consistency across the storage system.