Comply Sterilization Load Labels - 1 1/8" x 5/8" - 12 Rolls

SKU: 4MD-24412

From $203.50

  • This ergonomic, lightweight applicator provides simple handling for any user.
  • The powerful adhesive properties of the label ensure it will remain in place during sterilization, eliminating the necessity of applying new labels.
  • Adhesive is Latex Free.
  • Labels are supplied in a variety of colors for categorization based on destination, department, and other criteria.

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  • Net-30 terms & POs accepted
  • Government & GSA purchasing
  • Volume & contract pricing
  • Tax-exempt ordering

3M’s Health Care Comply Load Labels feature a high-visibility area to store all related load information. Long-lasting and strong adhesive make relabeling unnecessary during sterilization. The labels come pre-printed with “Sterilized” or “Expires” and a system consisting of a label applicator and record forms for envelopes.

Features
  • This ergonomic, lightweight applicator provides simple handling for any user.
  • The powerful adhesive properties of the label ensure it will remain in place during sterilization, eliminating the necessity of applying new labels.
  • Adhesive is Latex Free.
  • Labels are supplied in a variety of colors for categorization based on destination, department, and other criteria.
Options available

3M1269B – Comply Sterilization Load Labels | 1 1/8 in x 5/8 in | Blue Sterilized, [12 rolls/case]

3M1269BL – Comply Sterilization Load Labels | 1 1/8 in x 5/8 in | Black Sterilized, [12 rolls/case]

3M1269R – Comply Sterilization Load Labels | 1 1/8 in x 5/8 in | Red Sterilized, [12 rolls/case]

3M1269G – Comply Sterilization Load Labels | 1 1/8 in x 5/8 in | Green Sterilized, [12 rolls/case]

Part Numbers1269B, 1269BL, 1269R & 1269G
Product TypeLabel System
Product UseRecord Keeping
Clinical AreaMedical Device Reprocessing Department
Quantity12 Rolls Per Case

Comply Sterilization Load Labels, [12 rolls/case]

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65