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These Dark Teal Recycle Across America Cans And Plastics Standardized Recycling Labels are designed for easy use in most recycling bins to separate cans and plastics from other materials. The self-adhesive labels are flexible and long-lasting, making them ideal for custodial and industrial applications. They help encourage recycling and minimize contamination in recycling bins, promoting an eco-conscious choice. With their distinctive color and easy-to-read design, these labels ensure proper sorting and separation of recyclable materials, diverting materials from landfills and supporting a more sustainable recycling process. They are perfect for use in offices, schools, and public spaces.
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Self-adhesive design sticks easily to various surfaces.
Flexible, 3.4-mil vinyl is ideal for custodial and industrial applications.
Many communities require different materials to be sorted before recycling. These easy-to-use labels help make sure cans and plastic items are placed into the proper recycling container. For use with most recycling bins to separate recyclable where facilities exist cans and plastics from other types of materials. Self-adhesive design sticks easily to polycarbonate, polyester, polyethylene, polypropylene and most clean, dry surfaces. Flexible, 3.4-mil vinyl is ideal for custodial and industrial applications. Tough labels are long-lasting and easy to clean. Distinctive color ensures labels wonT be missed. Helps encourage recycling and minimize 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.