Identification labels for batteries, printed circuit boards, cables and electrical equipment. Start with the component dimensions, receiving surface, readable print area and the process or service conditions.
Label Examples
Battery Identification
Review battery labels for dimensions, shaped layouts, technical information and barcodes. Supply the approved artwork and any insulation, temperature or documentation requirements for assessment.
PCB and Component Traceability
Explore polyimide labels for small identification areas. Define process temperatures, exposure time, cleaning chemicals and barcode criteria. Material names alone do not establish suitability for a manufacturing cycle.
Cable and Wire Marking
Choose wrap-around or flag format, then confirm cable diameter, jacket material, overlap and readable area. Review bending, abrasion and cleaning exposure. Use the cable specification checklist to prepare samples.
Equipment and Tamper Evidence
Compare PET identification labels and VOID seals. Test adhesion and removal behaviour on the actual housing or enclosure.
Information for a Quote
Send dimensions, quantity, approved data layout, application and process conditions, plus printer and ribbon details for overprinting. Confirm documentation and acceptance criteria before sample approval.
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