Avery Fluoro Orange High Visibility Shipping Labels L7162FO 99.1 x 34mm 16UP 400 Pack

Fluoro Orange High Visibility Shipping Labels L7162FO

400 labels across 25 sheets, 99.1 x 34mm, 16 to a sheet. Paper, permanent adhesive, laser only. Avery code 35972.

What Avery actually claims for the colour. Avery's own line, and it is the same line on every colour in this range: bright coloured labels that make your parcels and items highly visible for instant recognition. That is the whole of it. Avery publishes no meaning for any colour in this range - green, yellow, pink and orange all carry the same sentence, word for word.

So the colour means whatever you decide it means. Our own copy across this range had built a scheme out of nothing: orange for hazard and caution, yellow as the standard warning colour, pink as the deliberately non-safety option, and a ranking of which colour is most visible. Avery says none of that. Pick a colour, tell your team what it stands for, and the system is yours.

Not a safety label. This is paper with a permanent adhesive, made to be printed and stuck on a parcel. Avery does not publish it for hazard marking, caution notices or any safety application, and our own listing used to. If you need signage that carries a safety standard, it is not this.

Laser only. Avery publishes this as a laser label and does not publish inkjet compatibility for the range. The software code is L7162FO, which is what you select in Avery Design and Print.

A correction. Our own listing for this code claimed a list of surfaces the adhesive sticks to, a product name Avery does not use, a list of jobs Avery does not put it to, that fluoro orange carries a safety or caution meaning, that the colour communicates urgency before the text is read, a material other than the paper Avery publishes, that it suits safety marking and that it suits hazard labelling or construction marking. Avery publishes none of it, so it has been removed.

Avery publishes the adhesive as permanent and nothing about which surfaces it bonds to, no temperature or weather rating, no moisture resistance, no viewing distance and no removable version. Where they are silent, so are we.

Avery's own name for these is high visibility shipping labels. Our site files them under signalling labels, which is our word, not theirs.

What Avery puts it to. Making parcels and items highly visible for instant recognition, and marking urgent or fragile packages. That is their published list, and it is shorter than the one this listing used to give.

It sits in our high visibility label range, alongside our general purpose label category, Avery label and the rest of Avery.