Bsc Preferred PBM15182 Poly Bag Warning Labels 1000 Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED PBM15182 is a case of 1000 printed poly bags designed to communicate suffocation hazard warnings to end users. Each bag carries a standardized warning message printed in English, Spanish, and French, alerting that the thin film material can cling to the nose and mouth and poses a suffocation risk to infants and young children. These bags are used in packaging operations where consumer goods are shipped or stored in polybag enclosures. They are intended for distribution and fulfillment environments where multilingual safety compliance labeling is required on packaged products.

These warning poly bags are used in warehouse, fulfillment, and light manufacturing settings where packaged consumer products must carry suffocation hazard notices. The trilingual format satisfies labeling requirements for markets across North America. The printed warning advises against use in cribs, beds, carriages, or playpens. This product is equivalent to part number S-19952. Each case contains 1000 bags, making it suitable for high-volume packaging lines.

Key Features

• Suffocation warning printed in English, Spanish, and French for multilingual compliance
• Warning text advises keeping bags away from babies and children and away from sleep environments
• 1000 bags per case for high-volume fulfillment and packaging operations
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-19952
• Non-hazardous material for standard shipping and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a direct equivalent to part number S-19952. Suitable for general consumer product packaging operations requiring printed suffocation warning poly bags.

Installation Notes

These bags are handled by packaging and fulfillment personnel in warehouse environments. No tools or trade licensing are required for use. Store cases in a dry environment away from heat sources to prevent film distortion. Follow all applicable consumer product safety labeling regulations for your market when incorporating these bags into finished-goods packaging.