Bsc Preferred DL1294 Environmental Hazard Shipping Labels

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL1294 is a pack of 100 pressure-sensitive environmental hazard shipping labels designed to identify packages and shipments containing materials harmful to the environment. Each label is constructed from strong adhesive-backed vinyl, allowing secure attachment to a wide range of packaging surfaces. The DL1294 meets IMDG, ICAO/IATA, UN, and D.O.T. regulatory requirements, making it suitable for compliant hazardous materials transport labeling. These labels are sold in a case quantity of 100 and are an equivalent replacement for part number S-15463.

These labels are used in shipping, warehousing, and logistics operations where environmentally hazardous materials must be properly identified before transport. Typical applications include outbound freight staging, package preparation for air or sea shipment, and compliance documentation for regulated materials. They are appropriate for use by shipping coordinators, compliance officers, and logistics personnel in commercial and industrial environments.

Key Features

• Meets IMDG, ICAO/IATA, UN, and D.O.T. hazardous materials labeling requirements
• Strong adhesive-backed vinyl construction for reliable surface adhesion
• Identifies shipments or packages containing environmentally harmful materials
• 100 labels included per pack
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-15463

Compatibility

Designed for use on standard shipping cartons, drums, and packages requiring environmental hazard identification in compliance with IMDG, ICAO/IATA, UN, and D.O.T. regulations.

Installation Notes

Apply labels to clean, dry, and smooth packaging surfaces to ensure full adhesive contact. Confirm label placement meets the positioning requirements of the applicable regulatory standard before shipment. Labels should be applied in a manner that remains legible and intact throughout the shipping process. Consult current D.O.T. and IATA regulations to verify label size and placement requirements for specific hazard classes.