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2 x 3 PH-411005 2" x 3" "Mixed Carton" - Fluorescent Green 500
$23.40 $23.40 $23.40
2 x 3 PH-411025 2" x 3" "Mixed Load" - Fluorescent Red 500
$16.80 $14.40 $12.80
2 x 3 PH-411045 2" x 3" "Mixed Merchandise Check Contents Carefully" - Fluorescent Red 500
$21.60 $20.00 $18.40
2 x 3 PH-411067 2" x 3" "Mixed Pallet" - Fluorescent Yellow 500
$21.60 $20.00 $18.40
2 x 3 PH-411089 2" x 3" "Mixed Parts" - Fluorescent Yellow 500
$21.60 $20.00 $18.40
2 x 8 PH-411109 2" x 8" "Mixed Merchandise" - Red/White 500
$37.73 $37.73 $37.73
3 x 5 PH-411129 3" x 5" "Mixed Carton" - Fluorescent Green 500
$21.60 $21.36 $21.36
3 x 5 PH-411149 3" x 5" "Mixed Load" - Fluorescent Red 500
3 x 5 PH-411169 3" x 5" "Mixed Merchandise Check Contents Carefully" - Fluorescent Red 500
$21.60 $21.47 $21.47
3 x 5 PH-411189 3" x 5" "Mixed Pallet Please Break Down Skid" - Fluorescent Green 500
$28.60 $28.60 $28.60
3 x 5 PH-411209 3" x 5" "Mixed Pallet" - Fluorescent Yellow 500
$28.60 $28.60 $28.60
3 x 5 PH-411223 3" x 5" "Mixed Parts" - Fluorescent Yellow 500
$28.60 $28.60 $28.60
3 x 5 PH-411237 3" x 5" "Mixed Skid" - Fluorescent Red 500
$28.60 $28.60 $28.60
3 x 5 PH-411251 3" x 5" "Mixed" - Fluorescent Red 500
$26.87 $26.87 $26.87

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Mixed Pallet Labels for Sorting Multi-Item Loads

Mixed pallet labels identify loads containing more than one item, part, carton type or destination group. Messages include “Mixed Pallet,” “Mixed Skid,” “Mixed Load,” “Mixed Parts,” “Mixed Merchandise” and instructions to check contents or break down the skid. Match the phrase to the receiving and put-away workflow.

Identify What Is Mixed and What Happens Next

Use pallet or skid wording for a unitized load containing several products. “Mixed Parts” is more specific for components, while “Mixed Merchandise—Check Contents Carefully” highlights the need to verify the assortment. A “Please Break Down Skid” message should be used only when the receiving team is expected to separate the load on arrival.

If cartons contain separate documents, instructions or small parts, use the corresponding message from packing list enclosed labels. Avoid using “Mixed” without a supporting packing list when receivers need item-level identification.

Keep the Label Connected to Load Data

Position labels on more than one visible face of the unitized load and keep them readable after stretch film, corner protection and straps are applied. Use a consistent color or format across facilities, but confirm that the wording remains legible under warehouse lighting and from the normal staging distance.

The label alerts receivers to mixed contents; it does not list quantities, lots, destinations or ownership. Pair it with accurate pallet IDs, packing lists and system records. Establish who verifies the contents and how shortages, overages or misroutes are documented before the pallet is dispersed.

Mixed Pallet Labels FAQs

When should I use a mixed pallet label?

Use one when a unitized load contains multiple items or groups and receivers need to recognize that before put-away.

What is the difference between mixed pallet and mixed parts?

Mixed pallet describes the load; mixed parts more specifically describes component variety.

Can the label replace a packing list?

No. It does not provide item, quantity, lot or destination detail.

Where should mixed-load labels be placed?

Apply them to multiple visible faces after planning for film, straps and other materials that could cover them.

Need Help Choosing Mixed Pallet Labels?

Packaging HERO can help you match mixed-load wording and visibility to receiving and put-away procedures.

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