Decker Tape Products, Inc.
Decker Tape Products, Inc. 4" Diameter Number 12 Circle Labels Fluorescent Red Black 500 per Roll
Four-inch fluorescent red and black circle labels on silicone-coated release paper, 500 per roll, made in the USA
- 4" diameter circle labels for high-visibility marking
- Fluorescent red with black print for clear identification
- 500 labels per roll supports high-volume use
- Paper stock on silicone release liner enables clean dispensing
- Made in USA indicates domestic manufacturing
4-Inch Fluorescent Red Circle Labels
These 4-inch diameter circle labels come in fluorescent red with black print on a roll of 500. They suit anyone who needs high-visibility identification for inventory, shipping or safety marking. The silicone-coated release liner allows clean dispensing from most desktop label applicators.
Replaces Faded or Smaller Identification Tags
Switch to these when existing tags are too small to read at a distance or when colours have faded in bright environments. The jump is worth it if you need 500 labels in a single roll to reduce change-over frequency during high-volume labelling sessions.
Simple Roll Loading on Compatible Dispensers
Drop the roll onto a standard spindle and thread the liner through the guides; no tools are required. Problems usually arise when the printer or applicator cannot accept a 4-inch diameter label or when the adhesive is expected to bond to oily or dusty surfaces without prior cleaning.
Highlights
- 4" diameter circle labels for high-visibility marking
- Fluorescent red with black print for clear identification
- 500 labels per roll supports high-volume use
- Paper stock on silicone release liner enables clean dispensing
- Made in USA indicates domestic manufacturing
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter printer spindle do these 4" circle labels require?
The roll fits a standard 1" core spindle used by most desktop label printers.
How do I load the roll so the fluorescent red labels print face-up?
Unwind the roll from the top with the silicone release liner underneath, then thread it through the printer so labels exit face-up.
When should I replace the roll if the adhesive stops sticking to shipping boxes?
Replace the roll after using all 500 labels or if the silicone liner loses its release coating and labels tear during dispensing.
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