SL7550DDB10 Partex 75 x 50mm Danger Of Death Polypropylene Label, bag of 10

SL7550DDB10 Partex 75 x 50mm Danger Of Death Polypropylene Label, bag of 10

Partex SL7550DDB10 Danger Of Death polypropylene safety warning labels measuring 75 x 50 mm, supplied in a bag of 10 for identifying potentially fatal hazards on industrial equipment, machinery and electrical installations.

SKU: SL7550DDB10MPN: SL7550DDB10
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Why Choose the Partex SL7550DDB10 Danger Of Death Warning Labels?

The Partex SL7550DDB10 is a polypropylene safety warning label designed to communicate potentially fatal hazards associated with dangerous equipment, machinery and electrical installations. Featuring the prominent Danger Of Death warning message, these labels help alert electricians, engineers, maintenance personnel and equipment operators to situations where exposure to a hazard could result in serious injury or death.

Manufactured from polypropylene, these safety labels provide a practical solution for hazard identification in industrial, commercial and engineering environments. Their 75 × 50 mm rectangular format is suitable for displaying critical safety warnings on electrical control panels, machinery, equipment enclosures and other installations where clear communication of potentially fatal hazards is required.

Each label measures 75 × 50 mm and is supplied in a convenient bag of 10 labels. The Partex SL7550DDB10 is particularly suitable for electrical contractors, control panel builders, maintenance engineers and industrial facilities requiring a practical quantity of danger warning labels for individual installations, equipment servicing and smaller safety identification projects.

Key Advantages

  • Danger Of Death warning message helps communicate potentially fatal hazards.
  • 75 × 50 mm rectangular format suitable for equipment and enclosure safety identification.
  • Polypropylene construction for practical industrial warning label applications.
  • Bag of 10 labels ideal for smaller installation, inspection and maintenance projects.
  • Supports clear hazard communication for electricians, engineers, operators and maintenance personnel.
  • Convenient pack quantity helps maintain consistent safety identification across equipment and installations.

Key Features

  • Partex industrial safety warning label.
  • Danger Of Death warning message.
  • 75 mm label width.
  • 50 mm label height.
  • Polypropylene label material.
  • 10 labels per bag.
  • Rectangular design for displaying critical hazard warnings.
  • Suitable for identifying potentially fatal hazards where the warning is appropriate to the equipment or installation.

Technical Specifications

  • Manufacturer: Partex
  • Manufacturer part number: SL7550DDB10
  • Product type: Safety hazard warning label
  • Warning message: Danger Of Death
  • Material: Polypropylene
  • Label width: 75 mm
  • Label height: 50 mm
  • Label dimensions: 75 × 50 mm
  • Label shape: Rectangular
  • Supply format: Bag
  • Quantity per bag: 10 labels
  • Hazard classification: Danger warning
  • Application: Potentially fatal hazard identification and workplace safety communication

Clear Danger Of Death Warnings for High-Risk Equipment

Clearly communicating potentially fatal hazards is an important part of maintaining safer industrial and commercial workplaces. The Partex SL7550DDB10 Danger Of Death label provides a direct warning intended to alert personnel to the possible consequences of entering, accessing or working on hazardous equipment. The wording is particularly relevant where a risk assessment identifies a credible danger of fatal injury and a prominent warning is needed.

These polypropylene warning labels can be incorporated into safety identification arrangements for electrical equipment, industrial machinery, restricted-access equipment and hazardous installations. Their convenient bag quantity makes them practical for electricians, panel builders and maintenance departments managing smaller projects. Safety warning labels should always be selected according to the actual hazard and applicable safety requirements, and must not replace isolation procedures, guarding, protective equipment, training or other necessary risk controls.

Typical Applications

  • Electrical control panels and switchgear presenting potentially fatal hazards.
  • Industrial machinery and hazardous equipment enclosures.
  • Electrical cabinets and high-risk maintenance access points.
  • Plant rooms and restricted-access equipment areas.
  • Manufacturing equipment and industrial engineering installations.
  • Workplace hazard identification and maintenance safety programmes.

Technical Specifications

HS Code 39269097

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Partex SL7550DDB10 used for?

The Partex SL7550DDB10 is used to display a Danger Of Death warning on equipment and installations where potentially fatal hazards have been identified. It helps communicate serious risks to operators, electricians and maintenance personnel.

What are the dimensions of each Danger Of Death label?

Each warning label measures 75 × 50 mm, providing a rectangular format suitable for displaying safety warnings on appropriate equipment surfaces and enclosures.

How many warning labels are supplied per bag?

The SL7550DDB10 is supplied in a bag of 10 polypropylene Danger Of Death labels, making it suitable for smaller equipment installation, inspection and maintenance projects.

What material are the warning labels made from?

The labels are manufactured from polypropylene, a plastic material commonly used for industrial identification and safety labelling applications. Suitability for particular surfaces and environmental conditions should be confirmed before installation.

Where should Danger Of Death warning labels be displayed?

These labels may be displayed on electrical equipment, industrial machinery, hazardous enclosures and restricted-access installations where a risk assessment identifies a potentially fatal hazard. They should be positioned where the warning can be seen before personnel encounter the hazard.

Trusted Safety Identification from Partex

Partex safety identification products support electricians, engineers, panel builders and maintenance professionals in maintaining clear and consistent hazard communication. The SL7550DDB10 Danger Of Death polypropylene warning labels offer a practical solution for identifying potentially fatal hazards, supplied in convenient bags of 10 for industrial installation and maintenance requirements.

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