Bsc Preferred DL5160 Pressure-sensitive Labels

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL5160 is a pressure-sensitive label designed for bold, clear display of instructions and warnings. These labels are intended for use in settings where hazard communication, safety notices, or procedural instructions must be posted in a visible and durable format. Each label features a pressure-sensitive adhesive backing, allowing for quick application to flat surfaces without additional tools or adhesives. Weighing 2.02 pounds per package and packaged in a 4.25 x 4.25 x 4.25 inch box, this product ships as a single unit and is sold individually.

The DL5160 label is suited for facilities, warehouses, service vehicles, and job sites where DOT compliance, hazmat identification, or general safety signage is required. Trade professionals in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and related fields use pressure-sensitive labels to communicate service instructions, refrigerant warnings, electrical hazard notices, and equipment identification. Compatible dispensers for this label format include tabletop models SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518, as well as wall-mount dispensers LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive adhesive backing for tool-free application to flat surfaces
• Designed for bold display of warnings, instructions, and hazard information
• Non-hazardous product per supplier classification
• Compatible with multiple tabletop and wall-mount label dispensers
• Sold individually with a minimum order quantity of one unit

Compatibility

Compatible tabletop dispensers include stock numbers SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518. Compatible wall-mount dispensers include stock numbers LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250. This product is equivalent to part number S-363.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface before applying pressure-sensitive labels to ensure proper adhesion. Apply firm, even pressure across the label surface after placement. Labels intended for equipment identification or regulatory compliance should be applied by the technician completing the associated service work. Consult applicable local codes and regulatory standards when using labels for DOT or hazmat communication purposes.