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Identify and sort aluminum, steel, and tin cans with these standardized recycling labels. Perfect for use with most recycling bins, these labels ensure that these materials are separated and recycled correctly, reducing contamination and increasing the amount of materials diverted from landfills. The bright yellow color and self-adhesive design make them easy to apply and see, even in busy recycling centers. Ideal for industrial and custodial use, these labels are durable, long-lasting, and easy to clean, making them a valuable tool for promoting eco-conscious practices and efficient recycling processes.
Top product features:
Self-adhesive design sticks firmly to various surfaces.
Flexible, 3.4-mil vinyl is tough enough for custodial and industrial use.
Bright color provides an eye-catching design that can't be missed.
Many communities require aluminum, steel and tin cans to be sorted separately from other recyclable where facilities exist materials. Use these labels to keep your bins properly identified. For use with most recycling bins to identify that aluminum, steel and tin cans must be sorted separately. Self-adhesive design sticks firmly to polycarbonate, polyester, polyethylene, polypropylene and most clean, dry surfaces. Flexible, 3.4-mil vinyl is tough enough for custodial and industrial use. Rugged material is long lasting and easy to clean. Bright color provides an eye-catching design that canT be missed. Labels help increase the amount of materials recycled, while also serving to decrease contamination in recycling bins. Eco-conscious choice - has one or more meaningful eco-attributes or eco-labels. Recycling solution - designed to encourage recycling, helping you divert materials from landfill.