Wholesale International Safe Handling Labels
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2 x 3 PH-411869 2" x 3" "This End Up" 500
$16.71 $16.25 $15.81
3 x 4 PH-411871 3" x 4" "Do Not Freeze or Refrigerate" 500
$20.89 $20.31 $19.76
3 x 4 PH-411873 3" x 4" "Do Not Freeze" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411875 3" x 4" "Do Not Stack In Transit" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411877 3" x 4" "Do Not Stack" 500
$20.16 $19.60 $19.07
3 x 4 PH-411879 3" x 4" "Do Not Tumble" 500
3 x 4 PH-411881 3" x 4" "Do Not Use Blades to Open" 500
$17.64 $17.15 $16.69
3 x 4 PH-411883 3" x 4" "Fragile" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411885 3" x 4" "Fragile" 500
$34.36 $33.40 $32.50
3 x 4 PH-411887 3" x 4" "Handle With Care" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411889 3" x 4" "Keep Dry Fragile" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411891 3" x 4" "Keep Dry" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411893 3" x 4" "Keep Frozen" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411895 3" x 4" "Perishable" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411897 3" x 4" "Protect from Heat" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411899 3" x 4" "Refrigerate - Do Not Freeze" 500
$18.57 $18.06 $17.57
3 x 4 PH-411901 3" x 4" (Two Red Arrows Over Red Bar) 500
$20.91 $20.33 $19.78
4 x 4 PH-411903 4" x 4" "Do Not Stack" 500
$34.36 $33.40 $32.50
4 x 4 PH-411905 4" x 4" "Fragile - Do Not Stack" 500
$23.13 $22.49 $21.88
4 x 4 PH-411907 4" x 4" "Fragile - Keep Dry" 500
$31.57 $30.69 $29.86
4 x 6 PH-411909 4" x 6" "Do Not Freeze" 500
$51.30 $49.88 $48.53
4 x 6 PH-411911 4" x 6" "Do Not Stack" 500
$34.36 $33.40 $32.50
4 x 6 PH-411913 4" x 6" "Do Not Stack" 500
$51.30 $49.88 $48.53
4 x 6 PH-411915 4" x 6" "Do Not Use Blades to Open" 500
$51.30 $49.88 $48.53
4 x 6 PH-411917 4" x 6" "Fragile" 500
$39.00 $37.92 $36.89
4 x 6 PH-411921 4" x 6" "Refrigerate - Do Not Freeze" 500
$51.30 $49.88 $48.53
4 x 8 PH-411925 4" x 8" "This End Up" 500
$51.71 $50.28 $48.92
4 x 8 PH-411927 4" x 8" "This End Up" 500

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International Safe Handling Labels

Available formats range from compact carton labels to larger freight-level warnings, letting the message scale with the package and viewing distance.

Safe-Handling Messages by Risk

Start with the physical handling risk rather than choosing a label simply because it looks familiar.

Handling Risk Messages Include Buyer Decision
Orientation This End Up; two red arrows over a red bar Use when the package should remain in a defined upright orientation.
Stacking Do Not Stack; Do Not Stack In Transit; Fragile - Do Not Stack Use when top loading or stacking could damage the shipment.
Temperature Do Not Freeze; Keep Frozen; Refrigerate - Do Not Freeze; Protect from Heat; Perishable Match the printed instruction to the actual storage and transit requirement.
Moisture Keep Dry; Keep Dry Fragile; Fragile - Keep Dry Use when exposure to rain or moisture is part of the handling risk.
Opening / Movement Do Not Use Blades to Open; Do Not Tumble; Handle With Care Communicate a specific action that should be avoided during handling or opening.

Why Size Changes Across the Assortment

The core range includes 3 x 4 inch labels, while larger 4 x 4 and 4 x 6 inch versions give longer or more critical messages more visual area. The assortment also includes longer This End Up formats for larger shipping surfaces.

These are package-handling labels, not a universal regulatory system. For hazardous materials, the shipper should use the DOT hazard label or other required marking that corresponds to the material classification and mode of transportation.

For temperature-specific receiving and storage messages such as Refrigerate Upon Arrival or Protect From Freezing, see Climate & Temperature Handling Labels.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of messages are included?

Stock options include orientation, stacking, fragile, moisture, temperature, opening and careful-handling messages.

Are these all the same size?

No. The assortment includes several sizes so the message can be matched to carton and freight visibility.

Are these DOT hazardous-material labels?

No. These products are for general safe-handling communication. DOT hazard labels are a separate regulated label system.

How many labels are on a roll?

Roll quantities vary by product; choose the message and format first, then match the pack to shipping volume.

Need a Specific Safe-Handling Instruction?

Tell us the package risk—stacking, moisture, orientation, temperature or opening—and we can help narrow the message and size.

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