Why Choose the Partex SL3819PATFR100 PAT Failed Polypropylene Labels?
The Partex SL3819PATFR100 is a practical and professional PAT Failed polypropylene label designed for identifying electrical appliances and equipment that have failed a Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) inspection. Measuring 38 mm × 19 mm, these self-adhesive identification labels provide a compact and clearly recognisable method of marking equipment that requires attention following an unsuccessful electrical safety inspection.
As part of the Partex electrical safety and equipment identification label range, the SL3819PATFR100 helps maintenance personnel, electrical contractors and facilities management teams distinguish failed electrical equipment from appliances that have passed inspection. The polypropylene label material offers a practical surface for equipment identification, while the adhesive backing enables convenient application to suitable clean and dry surfaces.
Supplied in a convenient roll of 100 labels, the Partex SL3819PATFR100 is suitable for electrical testing contractors, maintenance engineers, facilities managers and workplace safety personnel. Its compact 38 mm × 19 mm format allows failed PAT test identification to be applied to a wide range of portable electrical appliances without occupying excessive surface space.
Key Advantages
- PAT Failed identification helps clearly distinguish electrical equipment that has not passed inspection.
- 38 mm × 19 mm compact label format suitable for a wide range of portable electrical appliances.
- Polypropylene construction provides a practical material for electrical equipment identification.
- Self-adhesive application enables straightforward attachment to compatible equipment surfaces.
- Supports organised electrical inspection records and equipment maintenance procedures.
- Roll of 100 labels provides a convenient supply for electrical testing and maintenance programmes.
Key Features
- Partex electrical safety identification label range.
- PAT Failed label for unsuccessful portable appliance test identification.
- 38 mm label width.
- 19 mm label height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- Self-adhesive backing for convenient application.
- Rectangular format suitable for compact equipment identification.
- Designed for electrical inspection and maintenance labelling.
- 100 labels per roll.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Part number: SL3819PATFR100
- Product type: PAT Failed identification label
- Product category: Electrical safety and PAT testing labels
- Label message: PAT Failed
- Material: Polypropylene
- Label width: 38 mm
- Label height: 19 mm
- Label shape: Rectangular
- Application method: Self-adhesive
- Supply format: Roll
- Pack quantity: 100 labels
- Application: Identification of electrical equipment that has failed PAT inspection
Clear Identification for Electrical Safety Testing and Maintenance
Portable Appliance Testing is commonly used as part of workplace electrical equipment maintenance programmes to help identify faults and assess the condition of electrical appliances. When equipment fails an inspection or electrical test, clear identification helps prevent confusion between serviceable appliances and items requiring further assessment, repair or replacement.
The Partex SL3819PATFR100 provides a convenient method of marking equipment with a PAT Failed identification label. Its polypropylene construction and compact dimensions make it suitable for a variety of electrical appliances and equipment surfaces. Failed equipment should be taken out of service, made safe and managed in accordance with the organisation's electrical safety procedures. Applying a failure label supports identification but does not replace isolation, appropriate record-keeping or corrective action.
Typical Applications
- Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) inspection programmes.
- Identification of electrical appliances that have failed safety checks.
- Commercial and industrial electrical maintenance.
- Facilities management and workplace equipment inspections.
- Electrical testing contractors and maintenance service providers.
- Equipment repair workshops and electrical asset management.
