SL8035DIER250 Partex 80 x 35mm Danger Isolate Elsewhere Polypropylene Label, roll of 250

Why Choose the Partex SL8035DIER250 Danger Isolate Elsewhere Warning Labels?

The Partex SL8035DIER250 is a roll of 250 electrical safety warning labels designed to identify equipment that requires isolation at a separate location before electrical work, maintenance or servicing is carried out. Manufactured from polypropylene, these 80 × 35 mm labels provide a practical solution for communicating important electrical isolation warnings in industrial, commercial and engineering environments.

Featuring the Danger Isolate Elsewhere warning message, these labels help alert electricians, maintenance engineers, machine operators and other personnel that the relevant electrical isolation point may not be located directly on the equipment being accessed. As part of the Partex electrical identification and safety marking range, they support clear hazard communication and help reinforce established electrical isolation procedures.

Supplied in a convenient roll of 250 labels, the Partex SL8035DIER250 is particularly suitable for larger electrical installations, control panel manufacturing and industrial maintenance operations requiring consistent safety marking across multiple machines, cabinets and enclosures. The 80 × 35 mm rectangular format provides an elongated warning label suitable for positioning on electrical equipment where vertical labelling space may be limited.

Key Advantages

• Clear Danger Isolate Elsewhere warning for equipment requiring electrical isolation at a separate location.
• 80 × 35 mm rectangular labels suitable for electrical panels, cabinets and machinery.
• Polypropylene construction provides a lightweight material for industrial safety marking.
• Roll of 250 labels ideal for high-volume electrical safety labelling and equipment identification.
• Helps improve awareness of remote electrical isolation requirements among maintenance and operational personnel.
• Convenient roll format supports organised storage and efficient label dispensing.

Key Features

• Partex electrical safety warning label.
• Danger Isolate Elsewhere warning message.
• 80 × 35 mm label dimensions.
• Polypropylene label material.
• 250 labels per roll.
• Elongated rectangular design for clear electrical equipment identification.
• Suitable for identifying equipment with remote or separately located electrical isolation points.
• Designed to communicate important electrical isolation hazards.
• Bulk roll packaging suitable for extensive and repeated labelling requirements.

Reliable Electrical Isolation Identification for Industrial Equipment

Electrical isolation warning labels play an important role in workplace safety communication by helping personnel recognise equipment that may remain energised until an electrical supply is disconnected at another location. The Partex SL8035DIER250 provides a clear Danger Isolate Elsewhere warning for equipment where the relevant isolation arrangement requires particular attention before inspection, maintenance or repair.

The polypropylene construction offers a lightweight and practical material for electrical equipment marking, while the 250-label roll format makes this product particularly convenient for electrical contractors, control panel builders, industrial maintenance teams and manufacturing facilities managing extensive equipment identification requirements. These labels should complement clearly identified isolation points, appropriate lockout and tagout procedures, verification of safe isolation, risk assessments and established safe working practices. A warning label alone does not establish that equipment has been safely isolated.

Typical Applications

• Industrial electrical distribution boards and panels with separately located isolation points.
• Electrical control cabinets and switchgear enclosures requiring remote isolation.
• Industrial machinery and manufacturing equipment supplied from external disconnecting devices.
• Electrical installations where the isolation switch is positioned away from the equipment.
• Motor control centres and associated machinery requiring coordinated isolation procedures.
• Large-scale electrical panel assembly, maintenance and equipment identification projects.