Why Choose the Partex SL8035D400R500 Danger 400 Volts Warning Labels?
The Partex SL8035D400R500 is a polypropylene electrical hazard warning label designed to identify electrical equipment and installations associated with 400 V electrical systems. Featuring the clear Danger 400 Volts warning message, these labels help alert electricians, engineers, maintenance personnel and equipment operators to potentially hazardous electrical voltages.
Manufactured from polypropylene, these electrical safety labels provide a practical solution for voltage hazard identification in industrial, commercial and engineering environments. Their 80 × 35 mm rectangular format offers a wide, compact profile suitable for marking electrical control panels, three-phase distribution equipment, industrial machinery and electrical enclosures where clear voltage identification is required.
Each label measures 80 × 35 mm and is supplied in a convenient roll of 500 labels. The Partex SL8035D400R500 is particularly suitable for electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers and industrial maintenance departments requiring large quantities of consistent electrical hazard labels for equipment production, installation and planned maintenance programmes.
Key Advantages
- Clear Danger 400 Volts warning for electrical voltage hazard identification.
- 80 × 35 mm rectangular format suitable for electrical equipment and enclosure labelling.
- Polypropylene construction for practical industrial identification applications.
- Roll of 500 labels ideal for high-volume electrical installation, panel manufacturing and maintenance work.
- Helps communicate potentially dangerous electrical voltages to electricians, engineers and equipment operators.
- Compact label height makes the format useful where available marking space is limited.
- Convenient bulk roll presentation supports consistent equipment marking, efficient label handling and inventory management.
Key Features
- Partex electrical safety warning label.
- Danger 400 Volts warning message.
- 80 mm label width.
- 35 mm label height.
- Polypropylene label material.
- 500 labels per roll.
- Wide rectangular design for electrical voltage hazard marking.
- Suitable for identifying equipment associated with 400 V electrical systems.
- Bulk supply format for repetitive electrical equipment labelling.
Technical Specifications
- Manufacturer: Partex
- Manufacturer part number: SL8035D400R500
- Product type: Electrical hazard warning label
- Warning message: Danger 400 Volts
- Material: Polypropylene
- Label width: 80 mm
- Label height: 35 mm
- Label dimensions: 80 × 35 mm
- Label shape: Rectangular
- Voltage indicated: 400 V
- Supply format: Roll
- Quantity per roll: 500 labels
- Application: Electrical safety and voltage hazard identification
Reliable 400 Volt Electrical Hazard Identification
Clear identification of electrical voltage hazards is an important part of maintaining safer working environments. The Partex SL8035D400R500 provides a visible Danger 400 Volts warning to help personnel recognise electrical equipment and installations associated with potentially dangerous voltages. Contact with energised 400 V electrical components can cause serious injury, making appropriate hazard communication an important element of electrical safety procedures.
These polypropylene warning labels are particularly useful for industrial electrical control panels, three-phase distribution boards, motor control equipment and machinery associated with 400 V supplies. The 80 × 35 mm format provides an alternative to taller rectangular labels when the available marking area is relatively narrow. Their bulk roll quantity makes them a practical choice for electrical contractors, panel manufacturers and maintenance departments undertaking repetitive equipment marking. Warning labels support electrical safety procedures but do not replace proper isolation, testing, protective equipment or other required electrical safety measures.
Typical Applications
- 400 V industrial electrical control panels.
- Three-phase electrical distribution boards and switchgear.
- Industrial machinery and motor control centres.
- Electrical cabinets, junction boxes and terminal compartments.
- Electrical panel manufacturing and equipment assembly.
- Factory electrical installations and industrial maintenance programmes.
- High-volume electrical equipment identification and production environments.
