Bsc Preferred DL1289 Dot Hazmat Labels 500 Per Roll

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL1289 is a roll of pressure-sensitive DOT and hazmat warning labels designed to clearly communicate chemical hazards and safety instructions in industrial and workplace environments. Each roll contains 500 labels. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows for fast, tool-free application to containers, drums, packaging, and transport materials. These labels are a standard choice for facilities that need to meet hazard communication requirements on chemical containers and shipped goods. Procurement, warehouse staff, safety coordinators, and shipping teams are the typical users.

These labels are suited for use in warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, and any operation that handles, stores, or ships hazardous chemicals. They apply directly to corrugated boxes, plastic containers, metal drums, and similar surfaces. The 500-label roll format supports high-volume labeling workflows without frequent roll changes. They are appropriate for use where DOT hazmat labeling or GHS-aligned chemical hazard communication is required on outbound shipments or in-facility storage areas.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive adhesive for tool-free, direct application to packaging surfaces
• 500 labels per roll for high-volume labeling operations
• Designed to convey chemical hazards and safety warnings in compliance with workplace and DOT requirements
• Non-hazardous product - safe to store and handle without special restrictions
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-15698

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent replacement for part number S-15698. Suitable for standard label dispensers that accommodate rolls in the 4.25 x 4.25 inch format.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface before applying labels to ensure full adhesive contact. Peel the label from the backing and press firmly onto the container or packaging surface. Labels should be applied in accordance with applicable DOT, OSHA HazCom, or GHS regulations governing chemical hazard communication. No tools are required for application.