Wholesale Bill of Lading Labels
Image SKU Dimensions Color/Print Labels/Roll
Price/Roll
1 5 10
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1 1/2 x 2 PH-411009 1 1/2" x 2" "Hot" Flame 500
$13.61 $13.24 $12.88
1 1/2 x 2 PH-411029 1 1/2" x 2" "Priority" Flame 500
$13.61 $13.24 $12.88
1 1/2 x 2 PH-411051 1 1/2" x 2" "Rush" Flame 500
$13.61 $13.24 $12.88
5 x 8 PH-411073 5" x 8" "Do Not Break Shrink Wrap" 250
$83.47 $81.15 $78.96

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Bill of Lading Attention Labels

Bill of Lading Attention Labels provide preprinted priority and freight-handling messages for shipping paperwork, cartons and unitized loads.

Choose the Message by Workflow

Hot, Priority and Rush labels provide visual emphasis so urgent shipment instructions stand out on paperwork, cartons or freight. Do Not Break Shrink Wrap serves a different purpose: protecting the integrity of a unitized load during handling. Choose the message first, then select a format large enough for the instruction to remain visible.

Do Not Break Shrink Wrap serves a different purpose from Hot, Priority and Rush: it tells handlers to preserve the unitized freight configuration. Choose a format large enough to remain visible on the wrapped load.

Use These Labels as Workflow Signals

1. Define what Hot, Priority and Rush mean internally. If all three labels are used, employees should know whether they represent different service levels or simply different visual choices.

2. Use the large wrap-protection label on the freight itself. The 5 x 8 format is designed to be seen on a larger shipping surface, not buried in a paperwork pouch.

3. Keep carrier service and documentation separate. A priority sticker does not create a carrier service level, change the bill of lading or replace the shipping instructions entered with the carrier.

4. Avoid adding labels that create conflicting instructions. If the shipment paperwork says one thing and a bright priority label suggests another, the visual cue can create unnecessary confusion.

Use Hot, Priority or Rush when the workflow needs an urgency cue, and use a wrap-protection message when handlers should keep unitized freight intact.

For broader warehouse and shipping messages such as expedite, next-day, customer pickup or skid count, compare Special Handling Labels.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do these products include blank bill-of-lading forms?

These are preprinted attention and handling labels for freight workflows; blank bill-of-lading forms are a different product type.

What priority messages are available?

Hot, Priority and Rush flame-style labels are currently represented.

How large is the Do Not Break Shrink Wrap label?

Choose a wrap-protection label large enough to remain visible on the unitized freight throughout handling.

Does a Rush or Priority label change the carrier service?

No. It is a visual workflow label; carrier service and shipping instructions still need to be established through the actual shipment documentation and carrier process.

Need a Shipping-Priority or Freight-Handling Label?

We can help identify the attention or special-handling message that best matches your freight workflow.

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