SL8035D230R500 Partex 80 x 35mm Danger 230 Volts Polypropylene Label, roll of 500

Why Choose the Partex SL8035D230R500 Danger 230 Volts Warning Labels?

The Partex SL8035D230R500 is a roll of 500 polypropylene electrical safety warning labels, each measuring 80 × 35 mm and displaying the warning Danger 230 Volts. Designed for clear electrical hazard identification, these labels help alert personnel to potentially dangerous voltages on electrical equipment, control panels, distribution boards and industrial installations.

Manufactured from polypropylene, these warning labels provide a practical identification solution for commercial, industrial and electrical maintenance environments. Their elongated rectangular format is particularly useful for marking electrical cabinets, switchgear, machinery and equipment where available labelling space may be limited. The clear 230 V warning helps communicate the presence of a potentially hazardous electrical supply.

Supplied as a roll of 500 labels, the SL8035D230R500 is particularly suitable for electricians, electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers and industrial maintenance departments requiring substantial quantities of consistent electrical safety labels. The 80 × 35 mm format offers a compact identification solution for single-phase electrical installations and other equipment where a 230 V warning accurately reflects the voltage hazard present.

Key Advantages

• Clear Danger 230 Volts electrical hazard warning for identifying potentially dangerous electrical equipment.
• 80 × 35 mm rectangular format suitable for electrical panels, cabinets and equipment enclosures.
• Polypropylene construction provides a practical material for industrial electrical safety identification.
• Roll of 500 labels ideal for large electrical installations, high-volume panel production and extensive maintenance programmes.
• Helps improve electrical hazard awareness among operators, engineers and maintenance personnel.
• Convenient bulk roll format for consistent voltage warning identification across numerous installations.

Key Features

• Partex electrical safety warning label.
• Danger 230 Volts warning message.
• 80 mm width × 35 mm height.
• Polypropylene label material.
• 500 labels per roll.
• Designed for electrical hazard identification and voltage warning applications.
• Elongated rectangular format suitable for electrical equipment and enclosure identification.
• High-quantity roll presentation for electrical installation, panel building and industrial maintenance applications.

Clear 230 Volt Electrical Hazard Identification for Safer Installations

Electrical equipment operating at 230 V can present a serious risk of electric shock, burns and potentially fatal injury if accessed or handled without appropriate precautions. The Partex SL8035D230R500 displays a clear Danger 230 Volts warning to help alert electricians, operators and maintenance engineers to the potential presence of hazardous electrical voltage before inspecting, operating or servicing equipment.

The polypropylene construction and convenient 500-label roll format make this product suitable for electrical panel manufacturing, large-scale installation projects and ongoing industrial maintenance programmes. Its 80 × 35 mm rectangular design provides a useful option where a wider, shallower warning label is preferred. Consistent electrical safety labelling supports effective hazard communication across commercial and industrial facilities. These labels complement, rather than replace, appropriate electrical isolation procedures, risk assessments, protective equipment and other required safety measures.

Typical Applications

• Single-phase electrical distribution boards and associated equipment.
• Electrical control panels, cabinets and enclosures.
• Industrial machinery and equipment with 230 V electrical supplies.
• Commercial electrical installations and building services systems.
• High-volume electrical panel manufacturing and OEM machine building.
• Facilities maintenance, electrical installation and large-scale equipment identification projects.