Self-adhesive Vinyl - Large Write-On Labels

RS Pro vinyl cloth label with strong acrylic adhesive. These pre-printed labels come with a space to write your own text on using a ballpoint pen or any other spirit-based ink. The labels can be used in different industries for all labelling requirements such as organising and performing quality control processes. These durable printed labels come in various colours with different text showing on the labels. The wording includes the following printed messages:
445-3997 - Accepted
445-4007 - Inspected
445-4013 - Rejected
445-4029 - Hold
445-4057 - Repaired
445-4063 - Scrapped
445-4079 - Tested
445-4085 – Tested for Electrical Safety
445-4091 - Calibrated
445-4108 - Calibration

Features and Benefits:
Adhesive labels: length 70 mm, width 38 mm
Use spirit-based inks or ball-point pens to write your own text
Packaging - sticker sheets come in a pack quantity of 30
Easy to see which labels need renewing
High-quality printing on the labels – ideal for conformance labelling to Safety and Quality standards
Excellent adhesion on a wide variety of substrates


Typical Applications:
Can be used for various applications which can include
Health and safety
Quality Assurance (inspection labelling)
Instruction stickers
Electronic
Portable appliance testing (PAT)
Medical diagnostic
Food trades
Production
Maintenance

FAQs
Who uses these labels?
Laboratory technicians for clear labelling of equipment
Trained competent PAT testers - PAT (portable appliance testing) is the examination of electrical appliances and equipment to ensure they are safe to use. The Electricity at Work Regulation 1989 requires that any electrical equipment that has the potential to cause injury is maintained in a safe condition.
Electricians and Plumbers for service, maintenance and inspection of equipment
Quality assurance (QA) personal – quality control in manufactured products


Why use calibration labels?
It is important that all tools and equipment are regularly calibrated to ensure that measurement readings are accurate. Calibration gives you the reassurance that instruments are still operating correctly and within manufacturer specifications. If equipment is not calibrated measurements and readings may be wrong which means you may have to recall all products since the last calibration test took place. By using calibration labels, you know when to recalibrate your equipment.