Bsc Preferred DL612E Shelf Labels 100 Pack

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED DL612E is a set of bright shelf labels designed to quickly identify products, inventory items, or location codes in warehouse and storage environments. These labels offer clear, high-visibility color coding that helps workers locate and organize stock efficiently. Sold in a pack of 100, the DL612E is a practical consumable for distribution centers, stockrooms, and industrial shelving applications. Warehouse staff, inventory managers, and facilities personnel typically source and apply these labels as part of routine shelving organization or new rack setup.

These labels are suited for shelving systems in warehouse, storage, and material handling environments. They work with both tabletop and wall-mount label dispensers, making them easy to stage and apply during inventory setup or resets. Compatible dispensers include tabletop models SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518, as well as wall-mount models LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250. Typical applications include bin labeling, part number identification, SKU tagging, and color-coded zone marking on industrial shelving.

Key Features

• Bright color design for fast visual product and code identification
• Pack of 100 labels per unit of measure
• Compatible with multiple tabletop and wall-mount dispensers
• Suitable for warehouse, stockroom, and industrial shelving applications
• Non-hazardous material, safe for standard indoor storage environments

Compatibility

Compatible with tabletop dispensers SL9506, SL9512, and SL9518, and wall-mount dispensers LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, and LDM1250. This item is equivalent to part number S-2775.

Installation Notes

These labels are applied by hand and require no tools or special equipment. Ensure the shelving surface is clean and dry before applying adhesive-backed labels to achieve proper adhesion. When using with a dispenser, load labels according to the dispenser manufacturer instructions. No power shutoff or trade licensing is required for label installation.