Compare the marking, size, material and pack count
When you are choosing stock shipping labels, start with the information printed on the label and the format you need. Compare the marking or design, the dimensions, the material, and the number supplied per roll or pack. Keep the SKU handy when comparing sizes or requesting a quote.
Five products to compare
IATA809 UN3481 lithium battery labels
IATA809 is listed with the UN3481 marking, a 4.5 x 5 inch size, paper material, and 500 labels per roll. Choose this page when those printed details and the roll quantity match the item you are ordering.
SCL909 UN1845 dry ice labels
SCL909 is printed with Dry Ice, a blank field for the weight in kilograms, and UN1845. Each label measures 6 x 6 inches, with 500 labels per roll. Include the SKU when asking about a specification or requesting volume pricing.
IATA402 marine pollutant labels
IATA402 is a 4 x 4 inch paper label supplied 500 per roll. Its described design is the environmentally hazardous or marine-pollutant fish-and-tree marking. Compare this roll format with the larger HMP402 placard before choosing an order unit.
HMP402 marine pollutant placards
HMP402 is the larger format: a 10.75 x 10.75 inch tagboard placard supplied 25 per pack. The pack format and material distinguish it from the 4 x 4 inch paper IATA402 roll labels.
SPD5006 UN3268 Safety Devices labels
SPD5006 displays Safety Devices and UN3268 with the Class 9 miscellaneous dangerous-goods design. Each label measures 5 x 4 inches and is supplied 500 labels per roll. Check the printed description as well as the product number when comparing labels.
Before ordering
Check the printed marking, dimensions, material and roll or pack count against your requirement. For these products, four rolls of 500 contain 2,000 labels; four packs of 25 contain 100 placards. Compare the number of labels or placards you need with the order quantity before checking out.
If you need help confirming a material, adhesive or other specification, contact ManyLabels with the SKU and the surface or conditions where the label will be used. This comparison covers product formats; the appropriate marking for a shipment depends on its specific requirements.