IVHL with 4 Peel off Tabs
Inverted Hanger Labels
Inverted Hanger Label - 4 Peel Off
The 4 Peel Off IVHL (Intravenous Hanging Label) is a specialized label that has been designed for use with intravenous bottles and bags. The label features a built-in hanging device that allows the bottle or bag to be suspended from an IV pole or other suitable apparatus. This is particularly useful in clinical settings such as hospitals, where intravenous fluids need to be administered to patients on a regular basis.
One of the key benefits of the IVHL label is its ability to offer significant cost savings. This is because the label and hanger are made of a very robust material, which means that they can be reused multiple times. This is in contrast to traditional IV labels, which are typically discarded after each use.
Overview of Inverted Hanger Labels
The IVHL (Intravenous Hanging Label) is a product labeling solution that incorporates a built-in hanging device for intravenous bottles, offering significant benefits in terms of cost savings and ease of use. By integrating the label and the hanging mechanism into a single unit, the IVHL eliminates the need for separate hangers or additional assembly steps, which can lead to improved efficiency and reduced labor costs.
The IVHL label can be constructed using different materials and configurations to meet the needs of different applications. For instance, it can be made using single-ply with a die-cut hanger, 2-ply, 3-ply, removable panels, 4 peel-offs, or IVHL ECLs (extended content labels) with attached hangers. Each of these options offers unique benefits in terms of durability, ease of use, or the ability to accommodate additional information on the label.
The IVHL label is made of a robust material that has been tested and proven to meet the ISO 15010:1998E standard, which specifies the requirements for labels used in intravenous drug delivery. This standard ensures that the label can withstand the rigors of the hospital environment, including exposure to various chemicals and sterilization processes.
The IVHL label is designed to be used on both glass and plastic bottles, making it a versatile solution that can be used with a wide range of intravenous medications. It can accommodate bottles of up to 1000 ml in size, making it suitable for a variety of clinical applications.
Overall, the IVHL represents an innovative solution that combines product labeling and a built-in hanging mechanism, providing significant benefits in terms of cost savings, ease of use, and versatility. Its robust construction and compliance with industry standards make it a reliable choice for hospitals and other healthcare facilities.
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