Tapecase 15D720 Green Vinyl Marking Tape 2 in 216 ft 2.4 mil
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Polyester container labels measuring 3 in by 7 in, supplied in a pack of 25 for hazardous-waste identification
These Brady 60259 labels identify used-oil containers in line with DOT handling requirements. The pack supplies 25 polyester labels printed red on yellow with a white background. They are intended for facilities that must mark waste containers clearly for transport and storage compliance.
The polyester material holds up in industrial environments where labels face oil, water and rough handling. Each 3 in by 7 in label adheres to drums, totes or tanks and remains legible during shipping and storage. The roll format allows quick application on busy loading docks or maintenance bays.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brady |
The label is made of polyester, a durable material resistant to tearing and moisture, suitable for industrial container marking.
Each label measures 3 inches in height by 7 inches in width, designed to fit standard container placards.
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