Why Choose the Partex CL7550D240B10 Danger 240 Volts Polypropylene Safety Labels?
The Partex CL7550D240B10 is a durable, high-visibility Danger 240 Volts electrical safety warning label designed to identify electrical hazards on equipment, enclosures and installations. Manufactured from strong colour-printed polypropylene, these labels provide clear electrical hazard identification for industrial, commercial and electrical maintenance environments. Each label measures 75 × 50 mm and is supplied in a convenient bag of 10.
As part of the Partex CL colour-printed safety label range, the CL7550D240B10 features a durable gloss-finish polypropylene construction with a permanent adhesive backing. The label displays a prominent Danger 240 Volts warning with colour-printed electrical hazard graphics, helping personnel recognise potentially dangerous electrical equipment and take appropriate precautions.
Designed for straightforward installation, these 75 × 50 mm electrical warning labels are tear-resistant and maintain their shape during application. The permanent adhesive provides dependable attachment to suitable surfaces, including curved or irregular equipment surfaces. Their resistance to water, oil and many chemicals makes them suitable for electrical panels, distribution boards, machinery and industrial installations where clear, lasting hazard identification is essential.
Key Advantages
- Clear Danger 240 Volts electrical hazard warning for identifying potentially hazardous electrical equipment.
- 75 × 50 mm label dimensions provide a compact and easily recognisable warning format.
- Colour-printed polypropylene construction with a durable gloss finish.
- Permanent adhesive backing provides reliable attachment to suitable equipment surfaces.
- Tear-resistant material helps prevent damage and stretching during application.
- Resistant to water, oil and many chemicals encountered in industrial environments.
- Suitable for application to curved and irregular surfaces.
- Bag of 10 labels offers convenient packaging for installation and maintenance projects.
- Helps improve electrical hazard identification and workplace safety awareness.
Key Features
- Partex CL colour-printed safety label series.
- Danger 240 Volts electrical warning message.
- 75 × 50 mm rectangular label format.
- White polypropylene material with colour-printed warning graphics.
- Durable gloss-finish surface for professional electrical identification.
- Strong permanent adhesive backing for secure application.
- Flexible, tear-resistant construction.
- Designed to adhere to suitable flat, curved and irregular surfaces.
- Resistance to water, oil and many common chemicals.
- Operating temperature range: -10 °C to +80 °C.
- Polypropylene label material compliant with REACH and RoHS requirements.
- Supplied in a bag containing 10 labels.
Reliable Electrical Hazard Identification for Industrial Installations
Electrical warning labels play an important role in communicating potential hazards associated with energised equipment and electrical installations. The Partex CL7550D240B10 Danger 240 Volts label provides a clear visual warning that electrical equipment may contain a 240 V supply, helping maintenance engineers, electricians and authorised personnel recognise the need for appropriate electrical safety precautions.
The Partex CL range combines durable polypropylene material with permanent adhesive technology to provide practical identification solutions for electrical equipment and industrial machinery. These labels are suitable for installation on clean, appropriately prepared surfaces and are designed to resist tearing, stretching and exposure to common industrial contaminants. They support consistent hazard identification across control panels, electrical cabinets and maintenance installations.
Typical Applications
- Electrical distribution boards and consumer units.
- Industrial control panels and electrical cabinets.
- Machinery containing 240 V electrical circuits.
- Electrical switchgear and associated equipment enclosures.
- Commercial and industrial electrical installations.
- Electrical maintenance and inspection identification.
- OEM equipment manufacturing and panel building.
- Factory machinery and production equipment.
- Electrical supply points requiring clear voltage hazard warnings.
- Workplace electrical safety labelling and hazard communication.
