Factory-direct LQ labels for regulated small-package shipments, available in blank, Y-marked, and tabbed formats for air, sea, and ground transport.
Built for international compliance programs across IATA DGR, IMDG Code, ADR, and DOT 49 CFR, with bulk purchasing support for manufacturers, converters, and logistics buyers.
Yateli are a factory-direct supplier of compliance labels for dangerous goods packaging, serving distributors, packaging converters, freight forwarders, chemical suppliers, and export manufacturers.
Our Limited Quantity Labels are designed for international transport compliance across IATA, IMDG, ADR, and DOT workflows, helping buyers source labels aligned with current dangerous goods packaging requirements.
We offer paper, synthetic paper, PVC/vinyl, and other application-matched facestocks with permanent pressure-sensitive adhesives for cartons, plastic, coated surfaces, and warehouse handling conditions.
We support roll labels, sheet labels, and A4 formats, with customized print content, sizes, adhesives, and packaging specifications to match your distribution and application workflow.
Limited Quantity Labels are mandatory compliance marks for small-package dangerous goods transported under limited quantity provisions. They inform logistics, warehousing, and handling personnel that the shipment contains regulated hazardous material and must be processed accordingly.
Our production supports global buyers who need a stable, specification-driven supply of LQ labels for export packaging, third-party logistics, and industrial shipping programs.
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A regulatory marking for dangerous goods shipped in limited quantities, used to identify outer packaging that qualifies for limited quantity provisions under applicable transport codes.
Limited Quantity Labels, also referred to as LQ labels or Limited Quantity marks, are regulatory identification marks used on packages containing certain dangerous goods shipped within approved quantity limits. They communicate the shipment’s transport classification to carriers, warehouse teams, and handling personnel.
According to U.S. federal regulations, the legacy ORM-D (Other Regulated Materials-D) marking was phased out on January 1, 2021 and replaced by Limited Quantity (LQ) labeling. This harmonization supports alignment with international transport frameworks such as IATA DGR, IMDG Code, and ADR, and helps reduce the risk of customs delays or rejected shipments caused by obsolete markings. Source: U.S. e-CFR, Title 49 Transportation, Part 172, § 172.315.
These labels are not ordinary shipping stickers. For international shipments, the correct format must be selected based on the transport mode and the applicable regulatory requirements.
Our label constructions are manufactured to support export workflows for manufacturers and packaging buyers who need consistent, legible, and specification-aligned compliance marks.
Designed for use across major dangerous goods transport systems and packaging compliance programs.
For air transport of eligible limited quantity dangerous goods, where the Y-marked format is required for compliant shipment identification.
For sea freight shipments where limited quantity identification is needed for marine packaging and logistics handling.
For road transport and domestic export programs requiring compliant limited quantity markings for ground shipping workflows.
Choose the correct format based on transport mode, marking requirement, and whether a writable tab area is needed.
The Y mark indicates that the package meets the requirements for limited quantity air transport under IATA rules.
Y is the aviation-specific identifier used on limited quantity labels when a shipment qualifies for air transport. It is not a decorative element; it signals that the packaging is intended for air freight under the relevant limited quantity provisions.
Blank versions without the Y mark are used for ground and sea applications only. Buyers should select the correct version according to the shipping mode, UN number, package quantity limits, and carrier requirements.
If you are unsure which version applies to your product, our team can help identify the correct label structure based on your shipping scenario and destination market.
We manufacture label sizes and delivery formats aligned with common buyer requirements and transport compliance specifications.
The most widely used standard size for limited quantity labels, suitable for general export packaging and broad carrier acceptance.
A compact format for small packages where the minimum allowable label size is required by the application and regulatory conditions.
Large placard-style format for palletized or container-level hazard identification workflows where additional visibility is needed.
Available in roll format for automatic application, sheet format for warehouse operations, and A4 format for office-based printing or low-volume packing lines.
Choose materials according to storage time, environmental exposure, printing method, and required durability.
Economical, print-friendly, and suitable for short-term indoor use, general export cartons, and standard warehouse environments.
Water-resistant, oil-resistant, and highly durable for outdoor logistics, sea freight, long-term storage, and harsh handling conditions.
A balanced option with waterproof performance and tear resistance, suitable for air and sea shipping programs where cost efficiency matters.
Compliance-Oriented Manufacturing
We focus on transport compliance labels for dangerous goods packaging, helping buyers source products that align with current global shipping requirements.
Stable Adhesion and Print Durability
Our labels are built for secure attachment, clean legibility, and reliable performance during warehouse handling and transit.
Flexible Delivery Formats
We support roll, sheet, and A4 formats so your production line, packing station, or print-on-demand workflow can run efficiently.
Bulk Purchasing Support
We can customize dimensions, materials, adhesive systems, print content, and packaging to match your export program or private label requirement.
Widely used for packaged hazardous materials that qualify for limited quantity transport provisions.
Alcohol, paint, cleaning solutions, perfume, ink, and other small-volume Class 3 shipments.
Battery liquid, acids, alkalis, cleaning chemicals, and laboratory or industrial sample kits.
Lithium batteries, power banks, cosmetics, and other regulated small-pack hazardous goods for export distribution.
Download printable PDF templates for Y Limited Quantity Label and Blank Limited Quantity Label. Suitable for reference, sample review, and internal validation workflows.
Printable PDF format for the blank limited quantity label without the Y mark.
Download PDFBlank labels are used for non-air limited quantity shipments such as road and sea transport. Y-marked labels are required for eligible air transport applications under IATA rules.
PVC/vinyl and PP synthetic paper are commonly selected for moisture exposure, long-term storage, and more demanding logistics environments.
Yes. We manufacture roll labels for machine application as well as sheet and A4 formats for manual packing workflows.
