Safe Handling Labels

Handling labels communicate general care instructions on a shipment, giving carriers, dock crews, and receivers a clear message about how a package should be treated in transit. They work on cartons, crates, and pallets that need a visible reminder to handle with care. Placing a label where it can be seen on the side or top of a package keeps the instruction in view whether the shipment is being loaded, stacked, or delivered. Fits any freight.

Handling labels communicate general care instructions on a shipment, giving carriers, dock crews, and receivers a clear message about how a package should be treated in transit.

• General care messaging: Shipping and handling labels cover everyday care instructions for packages of all kinds.

• Bold, visible designs: Colors and designs keep instructions easy to read on cartons and pallets.

• Printer compatibility: Labels are compatible with laser, inkjet, and thermal printers.

• Secure adhesion: The adhesive holds to boxes, envelopes, and pallets.

• Sizes and colors: Multiple options match different package sizes and warehouse labeling systems.

Q: What do handling labels communicate?

A: Handling labels communicate general care instructions for a shipment, giving carriers, dock crews, and receivers a clear message about how to treat a package in transit.

Q: Can handling labels be combined with other shipping labels?

A: Yes. Handling labels can sit alongside fragile, arrow, and Do Not labels on the same carton or pallet.

Q: Where should shipping and handling labels go on a package?

A: Place them on the top and on at least one side where they stay visible during loading, stacking, and delivery.