Avery inspection label 6976-2025 Vinyl Ø30 DGUV 25–30

Avery inspection label 6976-2025 is a self-adhesive round vinyl label with a 30 mm diameter designed to meet DGUV 25–30 marking requirements for inspected equipment. The vinyl construction provides good resistance to abrasion and handling, enabling durable identification of tools, machines and safety equipment. The label surface is suitable for printing or writing inspection dates and inspector initials, creating a clear visual confirmation of inspection status and facilitating traceability of periodic checks.

Advantages

The vinyl material ensures durable adhesion to a variety of surfaces and resists light mechanical wear, while the compact 30 mm round format is unobtrusive yet clear enough for inspection information. The self-adhesive backing simplifies application without additional tools, and the label design aligns with DGUV 25–30 marking guidelines to support compliance and standardized documentation of inspections.

Suitable for

• Marking hand tools and portable equipment after safety checks
• Identification of machines and stationary devices following periodic inspections
• Labelling safety equipment such as harnesses, helmets and protective devices
• Documenting inspection status in workshops, construction sites and industrial facilities

Key specifications

• Material: vinyl with self-adhesive backing
• Shape and size: round, 30 mm diameter
• Surface: writable and compatible with common markers and printers designed for label materials
• Adhesion: formulated for reliable bonding to metal, plastic and painted surfaces
• Durability: resistant to abrasion and normal handling in industrial and workshop environments

How to use

Clean and dry the surface where the inspection label will be applied to remove oil, dust or moisture. Peel the backing and press the label firmly onto the intended location, ensuring full contact around the edges to maximize adhesion. Enter the inspection date, inspector initials or required code on the writable surface using a suitable permanent marker or a compatible labeller. For best results, allow the adhesive to bond for several minutes before subjecting the item to regular use.

Usage recommendations

Place labels on flat, accessible areas that are visible during routine checks and avoid curved or highly textured surfaces when possible. For equipment exposed to harsh chemicals or extreme temperatures, verify adhesion on a small test area before large-scale application and consider protective overlamination if extended durability is required.