What’s the difference between standard and perforated labels?

Perforated labels allow you to easily tear off individual labels by hand—no tools needed. They're perfect for mobile use while remaining machine-processable.

Are the labels compatible with automatic labeling machines?

Yes, the micro-perforation is designed not to interfere with automated application. The rolls can be used as usual in labeling machines.

Which UN numbers are supported?

Currently available for UN3480, UN3481 and as a blank customizable version, all compliant with ADR special provision 188 and in 100x100mm format.

How should I apply the labels?

For optimal adhesion, we recommend BOXLAB BIO Cleaner and the BOXLAB Squeegee. For safe removal of old labels, use the BOXLAB Safety Scraper.

Revolution in hazardous goods labelingMicroperforated hazard labels from BOXLAB Services

Dangerous goods labels are much more than a formal obligation - they are a key element for safety and efficiency in the transportation of dangerous goods. BOXLAB Services has taken this aspect a step further: our tried-and-tested hazard labels are now also available with micro-perforation. A seemingly small change that makes a huge difference in day-to-day handling - more flexible, more efficient and more location-independent.

What's new?

We are now offering our hazardous goods labels in accordance with ADR special regulation 188 (e.g. for UN3480 or UN3481) in the standard 100×100 mm format in a micro-perforated version. This means that the labels can be separated cleanly, easily and without tools – with the same suitability for machine processing.

Your advantages at a glance

Manual tearing made easy

Thanks to precise micro-perforation, you can tear off the labels quickly and safely by hand, without scissors or a knife – ideal for on the go, in workshops or for spontaneous use.

Flexibility for roll goods

Whether you need individual labels or fully automated labeling – perforation makes both possible. Maximum flexibility with consistent process reliability.

Unrestricted machine suitability

The perforation is designed so that you can continue to use your labeling machines without any adjustments. A real advantage during operation.

Independence from the place of use

The tear-off function makes use much more mobile – for example in outdoor areas, with drivers or on the construction site.

Technical details at a glance

Format: 100 × 100 mm
Regulation: ADR, RID, IMDG, IATA
Units: 1,000 pieces per roll or 100 pieces per set
Material: Flexible, weatherproof, seawater-resistant in accordance with BS 5609 Section III
Adhesive: Strong adhesion – even on critical surfaces

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Conformity & quality - always up to date

The hazard labels from BOXLAB Services not only meet the requirements of the ADR, RID, IATA and IMDG codes – they exceed them in terms of quality, durability and functionality. Every new ADR version is checked and our labels are adapted accordingly – so that you are always up to date.

Gefahrzettel für Explosivstoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 1

Gefahrzettel für entzündbare Gase, Gefahrgutklasse 2.1

Gefahrzettel für nicht entzündbare Gase, Gefahrgutklasse 2.2

Gefahrzettel für giftige Gase, Gefahrgutklasse 2.3

Gefahrzettel für entzündbare Flüssigkeiten, Gefahrgutklasse 3

Gefahrzettel für entzündbare feste Stoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 4.1

Gefahrzettel für selbstentzündliche Stoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 4.2

Gefahrzettel für Stoffe, die mit Wasser entzündliche Gase bilden, Gefahrgutklasse 4.3

Gefahrzettel für oxidierende Stoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 5.1

Gefahrzettel für organische Peroxide, Gefahrgutklasse 5.2

Gefahrzettel für giftige Stoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 6.1

Gefahrzettel für ansteckungsgefährliche Stoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 6.2

Gefahrgutklasse 7A – Radioaktive Stoffe mit niedriger Aktivität

Gefahrgutklasse 7B – Radioaktive Stoffe mit mittlerer Strahlung

Gefahrgutklasse 7C – Hochradioaktive Stoffe mit erheblicher Strahlung

Gefahrgutklasse 7E – Hochgefährliche radioaktive Stoffe mit spezieller Einstufung

Gefahrzettel für ätzende Stoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 8

Gefahrzettel für verschiedene gefährliche Stoffe, Gefahrgutklasse 9

Gefahrzettel für Lithiumbatterien, Gefahrgutklasse 9A

Gefahrgutkennzeichen für umweltgefährdende Stoffe (Toter Fisch und Baum Symbol)

Gefahrgutkennzeichen für begrenzte Menge „Y“ (LQ – Limited Quantity)

Recommended application

For optimum adhesive strength, we recommend combining with:

BOXLAB BIO Cleaner (Art. 610002)
BOXLAB Squeegee (Art. 610001)
BOXLAB Safety Scraper (Art. 610003) for label removal

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Would you like more information or a sample to test?

Get in touch

Mischa Feig

CEO und Gründer

+49 174 3199 452

mischa@boxlab-services.com

Our product overview

Gefahrgutetikett "GHS Etikett" gem. ADR, RID, IATA, IMDG Code

3in1 MultiMark Gefahrzettel, individualisiert, linksrotiert, 148x105mm, 4 Stk je Blatt

4in1 MultiMark Gefahrzettel, individualisiert, 297x148mm, 2 Stk je Blatt

Norm DIN EN ISO 7010 die europaweit einheitlicher Standard für die Sicherheitskennzeichnung ist

ADR Kennzeichen, elektronisches Beförderungspapier, 250x250mm, 1 Stk je Blatt

GHS Etikett 105x74mm, 8 Etiketten je Blatt

Kennzeichen ADR Sondervorschrift 188, UN3481, 100x100mm, 1 Stk pro Blatt

Tankcontainer / Container Etikett, Stapler, 295x200mm, 1 Stk pro Blatt

BOXLAB Hazard Line - Socken, 4.3 Dangerous When Wet, Größe 42-45

Also new in the range: Half warning signs and single digits

1. half warning signs (300×120 mm)

Our blank ADR warning signs serve as the basis for flexible dangerous goods labeling. They are weatherproof, reflective and resistant, ADR-compliant, equipped with a strong adhesive and ideal for changing UN numbers in combination with number labels

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2. numeric labels (0-9) for half warning signs

Our BS 5609-certified numeric labels are specially designed for use on half ADR warning labels. They measure 85 x 58 mm, 10 per sheet, are resistant to oil, dirt and UV radiation and offer
Strong adhesion for permanent labeling

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3. Pre-printed half warning labels

For companies that frequently transport the same dangerous goods, we offer pre-printed ADR warning labels with UN numbers. These save time and provide reliable, long-lasting dangerous goods labeling.

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Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between normal and micro-perforated hazard labels?

The micro-perforated hazard labels can be easily separated by hand thanks to the fine perforation – label by label. In contrast to conventional roll goods, you do not need a knife or cutting tool and can also use the labels flexibly outside the production line.

Are the perforated hazard labels also suitable for labeling machines?

Yes, absolutely. The perforation has been designed so that it does not interfere with machine processing. You can easily insert the rolls into automatic labeling machines and label them as usual.

For which dangerous goods classes and UN numbers are the labels available?

We currently offer perforated hazard labels for UN3480 and UN3481, for example – both in accordance with ADR Special Provision 188. Customizable variants are also available. Further standard hazard labels are being planned.

How many labels are on a roll or in a set?

Our standard rolls contain 1,000 labels, the sets contain 100 labels – each in 100 × 100 mm format.

Are the labels resistant to seawater?

Yes, all BOXLAB hazardous goods labels are seawater-resistant in accordance with BS 5609 Section III and are therefore also ideally suited for international transportation.

What material is used?

The labels are made from a special, highly resistant PP material. It is weatherproof, oil and dirt-repellent, flexible and adheres reliably even to difficult surfaces.

What is the best way to apply the labels?

For the best possible adhesion, we recommend thorough pre-cleaning with BOXLAB BIO Cleaner and the use of a squeegee for bubble-free application. Our BOXLAB safety scraper is suitable for removing labels.

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What's new?

Your advantages at a glance

Technical details at a glance

Conformity & quality - always up to date

Recommended application

Request a sample?

Mischa Feig

Our product overview

Also new in the range: Half warning signs and single digits

1. half warning signs (300×120 mm)

2. numeric labels (0-9) for half warning signs

3. Pre-printed half warning labels

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

What is the difference between normal and micro-perforated hazard labels?

Are the perforated hazard labels also suitable for labeling machines?

For which dangerous goods classes and UN numbers are the labels available?

How many labels are on a roll or in a set?

Are the labels resistant to seawater?

What material is used?

What is the best way to apply the labels?