Decker Tape Products, Inc.
Decker Tape Products, Inc. 2" Fluorescent Green / Black OK To Ship Circle Labels 500 per Roll
Fluorescent green and black circle labels for shipping approval, supplied in a roll of 500
- 500 labels per roll for high-volume shipping
- Fluorescent green and black design for instant visibility
- 2-inch diameter fits standard parcel surfaces
- Silicone-coated release liner enables clean dispensing
- Made in USA for consistent quality control
Product Identity
These 2-inch circular labels combine fluorescent green and black print on paper stock with a silicone-coated release liner. They arrive on rolls of 500 labels and are manufactured in the USA.
Ideal Users and Limits
Shipping departments and warehouse teams that need high-visibility "OK To Ship" markings will find the colour contrast effective. Operations requiring different legends, larger diameters, or synthetic weather-resistant materials should consider other options.
Roll Format Benefits
The 500-label roll reduces reload frequency during high-volume packing shifts. Silicone-coated release paper allows clean, consistent dispensing from compatible label applicators or handheld guns.
Highlights
- 500 labels per roll for high-volume shipping
- Fluorescent green and black design for instant visibility
- 2-inch diameter fits standard parcel surfaces
- Silicone-coated release liner enables clean dispensing
- Made in USA for consistent quality control
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will these 2" circle labels feed correctly through my thermal-transfer desktop printer?
They are paper labels on silicone-coated release liner, a standard format that feeds through most desktop label printers using a 2" roll diameter.
Can I apply these fluorescent green and black labels over older shipping stickers without the old print showing through?
The opaque paper stock and adhesive are designed to cover existing markings so the "OK To Ship" message remains clearly visible.
How can I confirm the roll contains the full 500 labels before starting a print run?
Count a few revolutions of the roll and multiply by the labels-per-revolution figure, or weigh the roll against the known per-label weight to verify the total.
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