Avery 62404 UltraDuty Lock Out Tags Kit, Makes 15 Tags, 100lb Pull-Strength, 5.75" x 3.25
- Multi-purpose labels
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Regulated DOT hazard-class shipping labels for non-flammable gas, 500-count roll
FindTape Regulated DOT Shipping Labels identify non-flammable gas shipments to meet transport regulations. Each roll contains 500 labels for high-volume hazmat marking tasks. The DL5100 model supports compliance workflows for regulated ground transport.
Under continuous dispatch cycles the roll feeds steadily through compatible printers without frequent changeovers. Adhesive holds on drums and boxes through handling and vibration. The supply volume matches daily manifest throughput for regulated gas shipments.
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No, the labels are passive adhesive sheets with no electronic components, so they produce no heat, noise or power draw during continuous use.
Any standard desktop label printer or applicator that accepts 4-inch-wide roll-fed label stock will work with these DOT-regulated sheets.
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