Inspection Labels

How do I find the right inspection label material for my application?

Test seals made of PVC/vinyl are resistant to chemicals, adapt flexibly to a wide variety of surfaces and are food-safe. Thanks to their water, weather and UV resistance, the inspection stickers can be used both indoors and outdoors.

Polyethylene test seals are resistant to chemicals and water and meet the requirements for food safety. They also have flexible adhesion - even on uneven surfaces, edges and radii.

How do inspection labels simplify the equipment check?

Labels are an important part of a smooth inspection policy in your company and support you in the regular, legally compliant maintenance of your inventory. They serve as an indication of inspections carried out or - in the form of inspection labels for upcoming inspection dates - as a reminder of deadlines to be met for all types of equipment. The small round or rectangular labels reliably indicate the current inspection status of a machine or electrical device.

The inspection labels have proven particularly useful in large companies where many machines, systems, scales and other objects are regularly subjected to an equipment inspection. The test labels display the most important information about the test stand on the associated object at all times. The adhesive on inspection labels is permanently adhesive to ensure perfect safety marking. The strong adhesive ensures that they do not peel off unexpectedly.

Where are inspection labels used?

Inspection labels are used wherever equipment needs to be inspected in order to guarantee safe use. They can be found on machines, electrical systems, scales, medical devices, computers, monitors or even on the coffee machine in the office. The labels indicate when an object has been tested or when it needs to be tested again. Shelves, ladders and steps are also inspected - so there is hardly an area in which inspection labels are not used.

What types of inspection labels are there?

What colors are available for inspection labels?

Inspection labels are available in numerous colors and shapes - there is no legal regulation as to which colors you have to use. For example, we offer variants in the 4 annual colors yellow, blue, green and red. For special areas such as electrical testing, for example, yellow test labels have become established, which can be used universally every year.

We recommend that you change the color of the test label used after each test interval so that your deadline labeling remains clear and well-structured.

The inspection labels are supplied on a roll or in a practical pocket booklet format. The roll format is ideal for companies that carry out very frequent inspections. There is space for several test seals.

What regulations are inspection labels based on?

DGUV or BGV - What's the difference?

What test labels are available for ladders and steps in accordance with BGV D36?

Steps, ladders and footholds can wear out or break over time. As they therefore represent a particular accident risk in the company, there is a special industrial safety regulation that prescribes their regular inspection and repair.

The Employer's Liability Insurance Association regulation for safety and health at work states that ladders and steps must be regularly inspected for defects in order to rule out risks during use. Attach the labels directly to the test object after the inspection in accordance with BGV D36. Different annual colors help you with orientation. This means you can always see which ladders and steps are due for their next inspection this year and which items can already be scheduled for use.

Which inspection label do I use for electrical appliances?

The annual electrical check can also be carried out quickly and easily with labels from our range. In our range you will find a variety of suitable round electrical inspection labels and VDE inspection labels in various diameters.

We offer the following imprint variants:

• Electr. tested
• Tested in accordance with VDE / next test date / carried out by