Wholesale Fragile Labels

1. Choose the instruction that matches the risk. A “Fragile” label and a “Fragile - Do Not Double Stack” label do different jobs. Use the more specific message when orientation, stacking or equipment type is part of the handling requirement.

2. Size the label for viewing distance. Choose enough label area for the warning to stay visible on the carton or pallet after carrier labels, paperwork and other markings are applied.

3. Use color to improve visibility, not to change the instruction. Red/white, fluorescent red, fluorescent yellow, fluorescent green and high-gloss options can make the warning easier to notice, but the printed message is what tells the handler what to do.

4. Use the label with the packaging system. A fragile sticker cannot add compression strength, cushioning or load stability. Match the warning with the box, cushioning, closure and pallet pattern needed for the product.

What sizes are available in the fragile-label assortment?

Choose a label size that keeps the printed warning readable on the package without competing with carrier labels, documentation or other handling marks.

Are all fragile labels the same message?

No. The assortment includes general Fragile labels plus Handle With Care, This Side Up, Do Not Double Stack, Delicate Instruments and Electronic Equipment messages.

Why use fluorescent fragile labels?

Fluorescent colors can improve visibility on cartons and pallets where a standard red-and-white label may be easier to overlook.

Do fragile labels replace protective packaging?

No. They communicate a handling instruction; the carton, cushioning, closure and pallet configuration still need to protect the product.