Brady 60307 - EMPTY Labels, 3" H x 5" W x 0.0038" D, White on Red

Manufacturer: Brady
Category: Biohazard
Model # 60307
Pemro # BDU-8910

$23.09 $ 22.49/each

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Coated Paper (B-235) features surface printed graphics on semi-gloss paper label stock making it ideal for general label applications.

B-235 Coated Paper with pressure sensitive acrylic adhesive from Brady® adheres to most surfaces
Labels remove cleanly, leaving no residue on surface
Operating temperature of -40°F to 150°F (-40°C to 65.5°C)
Recommended for indoor use

Application: Facility Identification, Hazard Communication Identification
Background Colour Family: Red
Border Colour: No Border
Brand Name: Brady®
Color: White on Red
Corner Type: Square
Enables Industry Compliance (North America): GHS, NFPA 704, OSHA 1910.1200
Header Style: No Header
Image or Text: Text Only
Layout: Landscape
Legend Background Colour: Red
Legend Style: Text
Legend Text Colour: White
Printer and Label Applications: Hazardous Materials
Printer supply or Pre-printed: Pre-printed
Shape: Rectangle
Sign Type: Chemical & Hazardous Substance
Text Language: English
Text Legend: EMPTY
Illumination: Not Illuminated
Label Properties: Permanent Adhesive
Laminated: Not Laminated
PSPA Photoluminescence Class: Not Rated
Resistance Properties: Abrasion-resistant
Adhesive Type: Permanent Acrylic
Brady Material Number: B-235
Compatible Surface Types: General
Finish: Semi-gloss
Material: Paper
Material Type: Paper
Maximum Service Temperature (°C): 65 °C
Maximum Service Temperature (°F): 149 °F
Minimum Service Temperature (°C): -40 °C
Minimum Service Temperature (°F): -40 °F
Service Temperature Range (°C): -40 °C - 65 °C
Service Temperature Range (°F): -40 °F - 149 °F
Thickness (imperial): 0.0038 in
Thickness (metric): 0.097 mm
Dimensions (imperial): 3 in H x 5 in W
Dimensions (metric): 127,00 mm (W) x 76,20 mm (H)
Height (imperial): 3 in
Height (metric): 76.20 mm
Sign Size-General (imperial): 3" x 5"
Width (imperial): 5 in
Width (metric): 127.00 mm
EU RoHS Compliant: No