Bsc Preferred DL1306 Dot Hazmat Chemical Hazard Labels 500 Roll

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL1306 is a roll of 500 pressure-sensitive adhesive labels designed to communicate chemical hazards and safety warnings in workplace environments. These DOT and hazmat-category labels are intended for use on containers, packages, and storage areas where clear hazard identification is required by regulation. Each label is self-adhesive, allowing quick, consistent application without additional tools. At approximately 0.8 pounds per roll, the DL1306 is a practical stock item for safety coordinators, warehouse operations managers, and facilities personnel responsible for hazmat compliance and workplace labeling programs.

These labels are suited for industrial, commercial, and warehouse environments where chemical hazard communication is required. Typical applications include labeling chemical storage containers, shipping packages requiring DOT hazmat marking, and workplace safety signage for hazardous material areas. The roll format supports high-volume labeling workflows, making the DL1306 appropriate for operations that process or store regulated chemical substances on a regular basis.

Key Features

• 500 labels per roll for high-volume hazmat labeling applications
• Pressure-sensitive adhesive backing for tool-free, fast application
• Designed to convey chemical hazards in compliance with workplace safety requirements
• Compact roll format for easy storage and dispensing
• Equivalent to part number S-15699

Compatibility

Designed as a DOT and hazmat-category pressure-sensitive label for use on chemical containers, shipping packages, and workplace storage areas requiring regulated hazard communication markings. Equivalent to part number S-15699.

Installation Notes

Labels should be applied by safety coordinators or personnel trained in hazmat compliance procedures. Ensure the application surface is clean, dry, and free of contaminants before applying each label to achieve full adhesive contact. Consult applicable OSHA HazCom standards and DOT labeling regulations to confirm correct label placement and orientation for your specific application. Do not apply labels over existing markings that may obscure required hazard information.