8x10 Fluorescent Red Do Not Open Sharp Object Labels 250/Roll DL1631

$51.21
/ roll of 250$0.20 per label
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Ships from the nearest of 5 US warehouses · freight calculated at checkout
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Inside dimensions
8" × 10"
Board / material
Paper
Color
Fluorescent Red
Freight class
Class 55
Specifications
| Inside dimensions | 8" × 10" (L × W) |
|---|---|
| Board / material | Paper |
| Color | Fluorescent Red |
| Sold as | Roll of 250 |
| Order in multiples of | 1 |
| Roll weight | 5.16 lb |
| Outer carton (shipping) | 8.25 × 5.75 × 5.75 in |
| LTL freight class | Class 55 |
| SKU | DL1631 |
About this item
SKU DL1631 — 8" × 10", Paper, Fluorescent Red. Sold as a roll of 250, shipped from US warehouses.
8x10" fluorescent red labels, packed 250 per roll (SKU DL1631); this is a second listing of the same BOX case stock at the same price.
Made for labeling cartons, bins, and products. Order by the roll of 250.
Common questions
Are these labels internationally recognized for shipping compliance?
Yes. These Do Not Open with Sharp Object labels are acknowledged in multiple countries and align with international shipping standards, reducing compliance risk for cross-border shipments.
What dispensers work with these 8" x 10" labels?
These labels are compatible with tabletop dispensers (SL9506, SL9512, SL9518) and wall-mount dispensers (LDM300, LDM450, LDM850, LDM1250) for organized application workflows.
Why fluorescent red for special handling labels?
Fluorescent red provides maximum visibility in busy warehouse environments and during transit, ensuring handlers immediately recognize the warning and exercise proper care to avoid sharp-object damage.
How many labels are in each roll?
Each roll contains 250 labels, supporting high-volume shipping operations and reducing reorder frequency for active fulfillment centers.
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