LabTAG 0.9" x 7.87" Peal and Reveal Labels (White) [Non-Perforated]

Peel & Reveal FrozenSTUCK – Labels for Extended Content and Frozen Surfaces

Peel & Reveal FrozenSTUCK labels provide a unique solution for labeling ambient and already frozen (as low as -80°C/-112°F) vials and tubes, with no thawing, curing, or any other special treatment required to apply these labels onto glass and plastic tubes, thereby preserving the biological integrity of sensitive specimens and contents. These direct thermal printable labels allow the end-user to print supplemental or extended content onto vials where space is limited. The removeable adhesive allows the label to wrap onto itself with no harm to the printed information underneath once the label is peeled away. Labels maintain excellent long-term adhesion for all layers at -80°C, including lab freezer storage and dry ice transportation. They also withstand 37°C water bath thawing, with all layers remaining attached and legible throughout the thawing process.

Due to their special adhesive and conformable design, these peel-off labels are suitable for vaccine vials, counter and injectable medicines, medication bottles, cosmetics, clinical trials, and wherever extra label space is required to print extended content. Compatible with most common direct thermal and thermal transfer printers, these labels can be printed along the full length with alphanumeric text, barcodes, allergen warnings, nutritional facts, multiple languages, lot information, expiry dates, instructions for use, dosing, regulatory requirements, and other supplemental information. The printout of these labels is resistant to spraying and wiping with alcohol or sanitizing wipes.

Fetures:

• Ideal for ambient and frozen labeling and packaging without thawing
• Layers remain intact and readable at low temperature
• Expanded content labels (ECLs) offer easy peeling and space for additional content
• Direct thermal or thermal transfer printable for the best printout and barcode quality
• Writable with regular pens and markers