CL7550D440R500 Partex 75 x 50mm Danger 440 Volts Colour polypropylene label, roll of 500

Why Choose the Partex CL7550D440R500 Danger 440 Volts Warning Label?

The Partex CL7550D440R500 Danger 440 Volts Label is a professional electrical safety warning label designed to clearly identify equipment and installations where a 440 V electrical hazard is present. Measuring 75 mm x 50 mm and manufactured from polypropylene, this coloured warning label provides a practical solution for voltage hazard identification on industrial control panels, electrical distribution equipment, machinery and electrical enclosures.

Clear electrical hazard identification is essential in industrial and commercial environments where personnel may encounter energised equipment. The Partex Danger 440 Volts polypropylene label communicates the presence of a potentially hazardous electrical supply, helping electricians, maintenance engineers and equipment operators recognise voltage-related risks before accessing or working on electrical equipment.

Supplied in a convenient roll of 500 labels, the CL7550D440R500 is particularly suitable for electrical panel manufacturers, OEM machinery builders, industrial maintenance departments and high-volume electrical equipment production. Its 75 mm x 50 mm format provides a clearly presented warning message, while the bulk roll packaging supports efficient dispensing, consistent application and convenient stock management across large-scale electrical identification projects.

Key Advantages

• Clearly displays the Danger 440 Volts electrical hazard warning.
• 75 mm x 50 mm dimensions for practical electrical equipment and enclosure identification.
• Manufactured from polypropylene for a lightweight, flexible label construction.
• Coloured warning format helps distinguish electrical safety information from general equipment markings.
• Suitable for identifying equipment containing 440 V electrical circuits.
• Helps improve awareness of electrical hazards during installation, inspection and maintenance.
• Practical for industrial control panels, machinery and electrical distribution equipment.
• Bulk roll of 500 labels for high-volume electrical safety identification.
• Roll packaging supports convenient dispensing during repetitive labelling tasks.
• Helps maintain consistent voltage warning identification across multiple electrical installations.
• Suitable for electrical contractors, panel builders and industrial maintenance teams.
• Large roll quantity helps reduce the frequency of label stock replenishment during production.

Key Features

• Partex electrical safety warning label.
• Danger 440 Volts warning message.
• 75 mm label width.
• 50 mm label height.
• Polypropylene construction.
• Coloured electrical hazard warning design.
• Designed for identification of electrical equipment and installations.
• Suitable for compatible electrical control cabinets and equipment enclosures.
• Helps communicate voltage-related hazards to maintenance and operating personnel.
• Practical for industrial equipment manufacturing and electrical panel assembly.
• Roll packaging for convenient storage and dispensing.
• 500 labels per roll for large-scale electrical identification requirements.

Clear 440 Volt Electrical Hazard Identification

Electrical equipment operating at 440 V can present serious electrical hazards, including electric shock and dangerous fault conditions. Clearly identifying the presence of this voltage helps personnel recognise potential risks and encourages appropriate precautions before inspection, maintenance or repair. The Partex CL7550D440R500 Danger 440 Volts Label provides a visible warning for electrical equipment and installations where this voltage is present.

The 75 mm x 50 mm label dimensions make this product suitable for a range of electrical identification applications, including industrial control cabinet doors, machinery enclosures and electrical distribution equipment. Its coloured warning design helps draw attention to important safety information and distinguish voltage warnings from ordinary equipment identification markings.

Manufactured from polypropylene, the CL7550D440R500 offers a practical material choice for professional electrical safety labelling. Before installation, the mounting surface should be checked for compatibility and prepared according to the manufacturer's application instructions. The label should be positioned where the warning remains clearly visible to anyone approaching or accessing the equipment.

The roll of 500 labels is particularly useful for organisations responsible for manufacturing, installing or maintaining large quantities of electrical equipment. Bulk roll packaging provides a convenient method of storing and dispensing labels during repetitive production tasks, helping panel builders and maintenance teams maintain consistent identification practices across multiple installations.

For electrical manufacturers and contractors managing large projects, purchasing warning labels in quantities of 500 per roll can simplify stock control and reduce interruptions caused by frequent replenishment. This makes the CL7550D440R500 a practical choice for ongoing electrical panel production, industrial machinery assembly and scheduled maintenance programmes.

In industrial facilities containing several different supply voltages, accurate identification is essential. A Danger 440 Volts label should only be applied where it correctly represents the electrical hazard. Warning labels provide supplementary safety information and do not replace electrical isolation, appropriate protective measures or safe working procedures.

Typical Applications

• Identification of electrical equipment containing 440 V circuits.
• Industrial electrical control panel doors and cabinet covers.
• Three-phase machinery and motor control equipment where a 440 V supply is present.
• Electrical distribution cabinets and industrial switchgear.
• Industrial automation and machine control systems.
• OEM electrical equipment manufacturing and assembly.
• High-volume electrical panel production and installation.
• Large-scale industrial electrical maintenance programmes.
• Factory and workshop electrical equipment identification.
• Commercial and industrial installations requiring 440 V warnings.
• Consistent voltage hazard labelling across multiple electrical enclosures.
• Electrical equipment refurbishment and safety identification projects.