Warning Labels

Warning labels play a crucial role in ensuring safety, be it for proper consumption of food, equipment usage, or marking hazardous areas. Create vibrant and easy-to-read warning labels with mycompanionn, available in various shapes and materials. This guide will help you choose the best specifications for your warning labels.

Choosing the Best Specs:

1. Singles or Roll Warning Labels:
   • Singles (Cut-to-Size):
     • Ideal for hand application, recommended for orders in manageable quantities (100 to 250).
   • Roll Labels:
     • Suitable for automatic dispensers, ideal for labeling hundreds to thousands of items.
2. Label Size:
   • Measure the application area and ensure enough space for:
     • Statement of danger.
     • Consequences of exposure.
     • Signal word indicating danger severity.
     • Instructions for avoiding danger.
3. Label Exposure:
   • Indoors: Use 70 lb. or white premium sticker paper.
   • Outdoors or Water Exposure: Opt for waterproof 4 mil. white vinyl high gloss UV or BOPP.

Design Tips:

1. Keep it Simple:
   • Write hazards concisely without adverbs.
   • Focus on the signal word for clarity.
   • For example, use “Danger, 230 volts” instead of lengthy warnings.
2. Include Essential Information:
   • Word message panel should cover:
     • Nature of the hazard.
     • How to avoid the hazard.
     • Consequences of not avoiding the hazard.
3. Use Pictograms:
   • Incorporate applicable pictograms for visual communication.
   • Pictograms visually represent dangers or ways to avoid them.
4. Format Modifications:
   • Adjust formats for special warnings, multilingual instructions, multiple hazards, and two-panel labels with no symbol.

Label Material Details:

1. 70 lb. Label Matte:
   • Crack and peel paper with a non-reflective matte finish.
   • Permanent adhesive, suitable for indoor use.
2. 70 lb. Label High Gloss (UV):
   • Crack and peel paper with a mirror gloss finish.
   • Permanent adhesive, ideal for indoor use.
3. White BOPP Label:
   • Gloss laminated white polypropylene self-adhesive label.
   • Tear-proof, waterproof, and resistant to oil.
   • All-temperature permanent adhesive for various surfaces.

Conclusion: Create effective warning labels with mycompanionn by considering application, size, exposure, and design elements. Choose from various materials to meet your specific needs and ensure safety in various settings.