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Brady 60257 Container Label PK25

SKU CH-BG24-22XEV

DOT waste handling labels for used oil containers, 25 polyester labels per pack

  • Product typeEmergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories
  • DOT waste label identifies used-oil containers
  • 25 labels per pack support multiple shipments
  • Polyester construction resists moisture and tearing
  • Red on yellow graphics ensure high visibility

Brady 60257 Container Labels PK25

Brady 60257 Container Labels come in a pack of 25 polyester labels measuring 7 inches wide by 3 inches high. They feature a red-on-yellow design with the message "Used Oil" for DOT handling compliance. The white background ensures clear visibility in industrial and automotive settings.

Who These Labels Suit and Who They Do Not

These labels suit facilities that need exactly 25 DOT-compliant "Used Oil" markers for containers. Operations requiring different hazard messages, larger quantities per roll, or labels made from other materials should look at alternative products.

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Price $26.99
Cheaper than about 55% of the 1,162 comparable items (median $30.99).

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Brand nameBrady
Product typeEmergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories

Questions about this item

Will the 7-inch-wide Brady 60257 label fit on my container?

The label is 7 inches wide and 3 inches high; measure the flat surface of your container to confirm it can accommodate those dimensions.

How do I apply the Brady 60257 label correctly?

Clean and dry the surface first, then press the polyester label firmly from the centre outward to avoid air bubbles — skipping the cleaning step is the most common mistake.

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