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Harris NFR Paper Label 3 1/8 x 1 1/8 in
Adhesive NFPA paper label roll with permanent adhesive for hazardous location signage
- TypeEmergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories
- NFPA-compliant hazard labels meet safety standards
- Permanent adhesive bonds securely from -40 °F to 212 °F
- Paper construction resists tearing in harsh environments
- Pre-printed NFPA diamond saves on-site marking time
- Roll format allows quick dispensing and application
Harris NFR Paper Label
The Harris NFR paper label is an adhesive identifier for emergency exit signs and hazardous-location fixtures. Supplied on a roll, each label measures 3 1/8 in wide by 1 1/8 in high and uses a permanent adhesive backing. The face stock is unlaminated paper printed in blue, red, white and yellow with English NFPA hazard markings. It operates from -40 °F to 212 °F.
Who should use this label
Facilities managers and electricians marking exit routes or hazardous-area equipment will find the NFPA-compliant colour coding and temperature range fit for indoor and outdoor service. Buyers who need a laminated surface, a different legend or a larger format should look at other options.
Permanent adhesive on paper
The permanent adhesive bonds directly to clean sign faces or fixture housings without additional hardware. Because the material is paper and not laminated, it is not suited to prolonged UV exposure or wash-down environments.
Highlights
- NFPA-compliant hazard labels meet safety standards
- Permanent adhesive bonds securely from -40 °F to 212 °F
- Paper construction resists tearing in harsh environments
- Pre-printed NFPA diamond saves on-site marking time
- Roll format allows quick dispensing and application
Specifications
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | HARRIS |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the adhesive-backed NFPA label so it stays on?
Clean the surface, then press the permanent-adhesive paper label firmly; it mounts by adhesive alone.
Will the label material or adhesive degrade and need replacement?
The paper label is rated from -40 °F to 212 °F; outside that range the adhesive or paper can fail.
At what temperature does the label stop performing under continuous exposure?
Sustained heat above 212 °F is the first limit that causes adhesive or paper breakdown.
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