SL5025D240R500 Partex 50 x 25mm Danger 240 Volts Polypropylene Label, roll of 500

Why Choose the Partex SL5025D240R500 Danger 240 Volts Polypropylene Labels?

The Partex SL5025D240R500 is a professional Danger 240 Volts electrical warning label designed to provide clear identification of electrical equipment and installations associated with 240 V supplies. Manufactured from durable polypropylene, these labels offer a practical solution for communicating electrical hazards in industrial, commercial and electrical maintenance environments.

As part of the Partex SL electrical warning label range, the SL5025D240R500 helps electrical installers, panel builders and maintenance engineers identify potentially hazardous voltage levels on electrical equipment. The clearly printed Danger 240 Volts message supports effective hazard communication and helps personnel recognise electrical risks before carrying out inspection, servicing or maintenance.

Each label measures 50 mm × 25 mm and is supplied in a convenient roll of 500 labels. The polypropylene construction provides a durable alternative to ordinary paper labels, while the compact rectangular format makes these warning labels suitable for electrical control panels, distribution equipment, machinery enclosures and other installations requiring visible 240 V hazard identification.

Key Advantages

• Clear Danger 240 Volts electrical warning for identifying potentially hazardous electrical equipment.
• 50 mm × 25 mm label dimensions suitable for control panels, machinery and electrical enclosures.
• Roll of 500 labels ideal for large installation projects, panel manufacturing and routine maintenance.
• Durable polypropylene construction provides a practical alternative to paper safety labels.
• Helps communicate the presence of 240 V electrical supplies to operators and maintenance personnel.
• Compact rectangular format supports consistent warning label placement.
• Suitable for electrical equipment identification across industrial and commercial facilities.
• Convenient roll format simplifies storage, handling and repeated application.
• Ideal for electrical contractors, OEM panel builders and industrial maintenance teams.

Key Features

• Partex SL electrical warning label range.
• Danger 240 Volts electrical hazard warning.
• 50 mm label width.
• 25 mm label height.
• Polypropylene label material for durable equipment identification.
• Rectangular warning label design.
• 500 labels per roll for high-volume electrical safety labelling.
• Designed for clear identification of equipment associated with 240 V supplies.
• Suitable for electrical panels, machinery enclosures and distribution equipment.
• Practical format for industrial electrical installation and maintenance applications.

Reliable Electrical Hazard Identification for 240 V Equipment

Electrical warning labels play an important role in workplace hazard communication by helping personnel recognise potentially dangerous electrical supplies. The Partex SL5025D240R500 Danger 240 Volts label provides a clear visual warning for electrical equipment associated with 240 V, supporting safer working practices during inspection, operation and maintenance.

The polypropylene material offers durable construction for electrical identification applications. Its compact 50 × 25 mm rectangular format allows the warning to be positioned on suitable visible surfaces, including control panel doors, electrical cabinets, distribution equipment and machinery housings.

Supplied in a bulk roll of 500 labels, the SL5025D240R500 is particularly suitable for electrical panel manufacturers, contractors and industrial facilities requiring consistent voltage identification across numerous items of equipment. Labels should be applied to clean, suitable surfaces in clearly visible locations and used alongside appropriate electrical isolation procedures, risk assessments and other required safety measures.

Typical Applications

• 240 V electrical control panels and distribution equipment.
• Industrial machinery and electrical enclosures.
• Commercial building electrical installations.
• Electrical cabinets and control system housings.
• Switchgear and electrical distribution assemblies.
• Industrial maintenance and electrical safety programmes.
• Factory production equipment and machinery.
• OEM electrical panel building and equipment manufacturing.
• Workshop electrical equipment identification.
• Bulk electrical hazard labelling across multiple installations.