Low Temperature Resistant Self-adhesive Label

Description

What is the scope of application of low temperature resistant self-adhesive label?

Low temperature resistant self-adhesive label find applications in various industries, such as:

• Cold storage facilities: Tracking and identifying products stored in freezers or refrigerated warehouses.
• Logistics: Labeling packages and containers that are transported in cold environments.
• Food industry: Labeling frozen food products and other perishable items.
• Medical industry: Labeling specimens, samples, and pharmaceuticals that require low temperature storage.
• Outdoor equipment: Labeling products that will be exposed to cold temperatures in outdoor environments.

How to select the correct low temperature resistant self-adhesive label?

To choose the right low temperature resistant self-adhesive label, consider the following factors:

1. Temperature range: Ensure the label can withstand the specific temperature range your application requires.
2. Surface compatibility: Select a label that adheres well to the type of surface it will be applied to.
3. Print quality: Choose labels that offer high-quality printing, ensuring readability even in extreme cold conditions.
4. Durability: Opt for labels that are resistant to moisture, chemicals, and abrasion.
5. Regulatory compliance: Ensure the label meets any relevant industry standards or regulations.

What raw materials can be selected?

Common raw materials for low temperature resistant self-adhesive label include:

1. Adhesives: Special cold-resistant adhesives that maintain their properties at low temperatures.
2. Facestock: Materials such as polypropylene (PP), polyethylene (PE), and polyester (PET) are often used for their resistance to low temperatures and durability.
3. Protective coatings: Laminates or varnishes that provide additional protection against moisture, chemicals, and abrasion.

What should I pay attention to when pasting low temperature resistant self-adhesive label?

When pasting low temperature resistant self-adhesive label, follow these guidelines:

1. Clean the surface: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of contaminants for optimal adhesion.
2. Apply pressure: Use even pressure when applying the label to ensure proper contact with the surface.
3. Avoid touching the adhesive: Minimize contact with the adhesive to prevent contamination and reduced adhesion.
4. Allow time for bonding: Give the adhesive time to bond with the surface, especially in cold conditions.
5. Test the label: Periodically check the label’s adhesion and readability to ensure it maintains its performance in the intended environment.

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