An opening on one side of these pouches provides easy access to documents. They have an adhesive back so you can attach them directly to packages.

Peel each layer off the pad to reveal the adhesive edges, which form a pouch over documents once applied.

Cut a pouch from the roll and apply. With adhesive backing on the edges, this clear tape forms a pouch over documents once applied.

Use the dispenser (sold separately) for easy dispensing and cutting.

Quickly identify containers that have been tipped during transit. An arrow-shaped window on the red indicator turns blue if the package is tipped 90° or more.

You'll know at a glance if your package has incurred shock.

Liquid-filled glass vial indicators turn a bright color when subjected to shock. The vial is protected by a plastic cover. Use the table to determine the proper label for your package.

Color-indicating arrows turn from red to blue to indicate which surface of the package sustained impact. Mount the labels in the direction you want shock to be monitored. Use three indicating labels to monitor a package in all directions. Arrows can be reset up to 50 times with a paper clip.

Label hazardous materials with these D.O.T., ORM-D, and Limited Quantity paper labels.

D.O.T. labels may be used for international and domestic shipments. ORM-D labels and Limited Quantity labels are for "other regulated materials, domestic" products. This includes products that are considered hazardous but aren't covered under specific product classifications.

D.O.T. vehicle signs are also available.