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rillprint Hinweisetiketten 'FRAGILE' permanent adhesive, white/red, 1 piece (76830)
rillprint Hinweisetiketten 'FRAGILE' permanent adhesive are single white stickers with red 'FRAGILE' print designed to mark delicate goods. The label is supplied as one piece and is intended to signal the need for careful handling during storage, packing and shipment. It features a pressure-sensitive permanent adhesive suitable for adherent application on cardboard, paper and many smooth surfaces used in warehouses and logistics.
These adhesive warning labels provide a clear, high-contrast visual cue with red lettering on a white background, improving visibility on boxes and parcels. The permanent adhesive ensures the label stays in place through handling and transit, reducing the chance that the marking will peel off or be lost. Supplied as single pre-printed stickers, they are ready to apply without additional tools or printing.
These labels are designed for general-purpose use on cardboard, paper and many smooth surfaces; they may not adhere reliably to very rough, textured, dusty or oily surfaces. Because the adhesive is permanent, they are not suitable where label removal without residue is required.
Ensure the surface is clean, dry and free of dust or oil before application. Peel the sticker from its backing and apply firmly to the desired location, smoothing out air bubbles and ensuring full contact around the edges. Press for a few seconds to activate the adhesive. For best results apply at room temperature and avoid applying to wet or dirty surfaces.
Apply labels on the largest, most visible flat surface of the parcel; avoid seams, corners and heavily textured areas. For fragile-packed shipments, combine with internal cushioning and external handling instructions to reduce risk during transit.
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