Bsc Preferred DL1286 Chemical Hazard Warning Labels 500 Roll

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL1286 is a roll of pressure-sensitive warning labels designed to communicate chemical hazards and safety instructions in workplace environments. Each roll contains 500 labels, providing a high-volume supply for facilities that require consistent hazard identification across storage areas, containers, and equipment. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows for fast, tool-free application to most clean, dry surfaces. These labels are used wherever clear visual warnings are required to meet workplace safety and hazmat communication standards.

These labels are suited for industrial, commercial, and warehouse environments where chemical hazard communication is required. Typical applications include labeling chemical storage containers, hazmat areas, secondary containers, and equipment that requires visible safety warnings. Packaging and shipping operations, maintenance departments, and safety compliance teams are the primary users of this product. The roll format supports high-volume labeling workflows and is compatible with standard label dispensers.

Key Features

• 500 labels per roll for high-volume workplace labeling needs
• Pressure-sensitive adhesive backing for tool-free application
• Designed to convey chemical hazards and safety warnings clearly
• Suitable for use in industrial, commercial, and warehouse environments
• Compact roll format compatible with standard label dispensers

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style equivalent to part number S-2889. Suitable for general workplace chemical hazard labeling applications on containers, equipment, and storage areas.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface before applying labels to ensure proper adhesion. Peel each label from the backing and press firmly onto the surface, smoothing from the center outward to eliminate air bubbles. Labels should be applied in accordance with applicable workplace safety regulations and OSHA Hazard Communication Standard requirements. Inspect applied labels periodically and replace any that show signs of damage, peeling, or illegibility.