Spectrum Custom Labels

Spectrum Custom Labels are used with the Spectrum Identification Tags to help avoid lubricant cross-contamination and misapplication. They provide a simple and fast solution for identifying lubricants and equipment information from arrival to point of use.

Additional Features

Customizable: Create customized labels using various colors, text, and optional bar-coding to meet your specific needs.
Multiple Lines of Text: The Spectrum Custom Labels can contain up to four lines of information, including bar-coding.
Convenience: Supply the data file for your custom labels, and we’ll do the rest.

Other Specs

Model	Description	Label Type
37085	Spectrum Custom Labels - Sheet of 18	Without Barcoding
37086	Spectrum Custom Labels - Sheet of 18	With Barcoding

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