Heavy object labels designed for volume packaging and handling Key benefits Provides an ample supply of heavy object labels suited for businesses with frequent and moving needs. Clear, eyecatching warning symbol and wording that prompt careful handling and team lifting when required. Helps reduce mishandling by making heavy or awkward packages immediately identifiable during transport and storage. Practical for logistics teams, packers, movers, and warehouse staff who need a simple visual reminder to use safe lifting procedures. Main features and attributes Function: Warning labels that identify heavy packages and indicate when a team lift is required. Visibility: contrast symbol and text that stand out on boxes, crates, and wrapped pallets to attract attention during sorting and loading. Compatibility: Suitable for typical and moving packaging materials, including corrugated cartons, wooden crates, and wrapped pallets. Format and supply: Supplied in quantities appropriate for volume packaging operations to keep workflows efficient. Performance: Designed to remain noticeable throughout handling and transport to communicate handling instructions at every stage. Practical use scenarios Warehouse and distribution: Apply labels to heavy cartons and pallets during packing so pickers and forklift operators see handling instructions at a glance. Household and commercial moves: Place team lift labels on furniture boxes and appliances to remind movers to use twoperson lifts and appropriate equipment. Freight and courier : Use caution heavy labels on outbound shipments to alert carriers and loading crews to weight considerations and handling needs. How to use Place labels on a flat, visible surface of the package before sealing or palletizing. Position the label where handlers will see it during lifting and loading, such as a corner or side face. Use consistently on all heavy or awkward items to standardize handling expectations across teams. This product is a straightforward tool for improving handling communication in logistics, moving, and environments.