Bsc Preferred DL5190 Pressure Sensitive Warning Labels

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL5190 is a pressure-sensitive label designed for bold, clear display of instructions and warnings. These labels are used to communicate safety information, hazard notices, and procedural directions in environments where visibility and compliance matter. The pressure-sensitive adhesive backing allows for fast application to a wide range of surfaces without additional tools. Compatible with multiple label dispenser systems, the DL5190 is well-suited for facilities, warehouses, and job sites where DOT and hazmat labeling requirements must be met. Packaging weight is 2 pounds and the package dimensions are 4.25 x 4.25 x 4 inches.

These labels are commonly applied in industrial, shipping, and trade environments where regulatory labeling is required. They are used on packages, containers, and equipment to communicate hazard classifications, handling instructions, and warning information. The DL5190 fits into labeling workflows that include both tabletop and wall-mount dispensing systems. Compatible dispenser stock numbers include tabletop models SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518, and wall-mount models LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250. This product is also equivalent to part number S-180.

Key Features

• Pressure-sensitive adhesive for tool-free application to most surfaces
• Bold print format supports clear display of warnings and instructions
• Compatible with multiple tabletop and wall-mount label dispensers
• Suitable for DOT and hazmat labeling applications
• Sold individually (EA) with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Compatible with tabletop dispensers SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518, and wall-mount dispensers LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250. Equivalent to part number S-180.

Installation Notes

Clean and dry the target surface before applying pressure-sensitive labels to ensure proper adhesion. Apply firm, even pressure across the entire label face to eliminate air bubbles and edge lifting. Follow applicable DOT, OSHA, or facility-specific labeling requirements when placing hazmat or warning labels on packages and containers. Remove labels from dispenser stock according to the dispenser manufacturer guidelines to avoid tearing or misalignment.