Home > Products > Identification > Labels > Labels for Thermal Transfer Printers > Adhesive Labels, Solid Color Continuous Roll, 3.0" x 100', UV Stable PET, Red, 100 ft/roll

Adhesive Labels, Solid Color Continuous Roll, 3.0" x 100', UV Stable PET, Red, 100 ft/roll


558-00503
Product image
Zoom In Zoom Out Enlarge

    Features & Benefits

    Continuous Polyester Labels are made with UV stable materials for long outdoor life.
    Labels use UV stable permanent ink.
    Continuous polyester is provided in continuous rolls so that the markers can be printed and cut to any length using HellermannTyton thermal trasnfer printing systems.

    Certifications & Approvals

    • Rohs Certified
    558-00503
    HT3RDHB250
    Red (RD)
    roll
    Colored continuous rolls offer a high bond adhesive that is sustainable for low surface energy substrates such as the low density plastics on the front of an inverter or powder coat paint surfaces. The adhesive is designed to adhere to textured surfaces without peeling or falling off.
    Adhesive Labels, Solid Color Continuous Roll, 3.0" x 100', UV Stable PET, Red, 100 ft/roll
    HT3RDHB250-840/281-RD
    100.0
    30.48
    3.2mil, 50lb bleached kraft paper
    3.0
    76.2
    76.2
    3.0


    100
    30.48
    3919102055
    1
    1
    Type 840/281, Polyester, UV-stabilized, clear polyester laminate (840/281)
    840/281
    Acrylic
    No
    Yes
    -40°F to +302°F (-40°C to +150°C)
    -40°F to +302°F (-40°C to +150°C)
    Yes
    Yes
    UL 969 NEC2014 ANSI Standard Z535.4 NEC2011 IFC 2012 CSA 66956
    Yes

    About HellermannTyton

    HellermannTyton is a global manufacturer of cable management and identification solutions for automotive, solar, electrical, construction, industrial automation, broadband and other OEM markets. The company's integrated approach to product design, sustainability, production, quality assurance and delivery is optimized to benefit local and global customers. HellermannTyton operates in 39 countries, with North American headquarters in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. (www.hellermann.tyton.com).