Bottle and Tube Labels
Enterprise Technology Solutions Easy Peel White Labels
Easy Peel White Address Labels W/ Sure Feed Technology Laser Printers 0 5 X 1 75 White 80/sheet 100 Sheets/box
GA International Acid & Base-Resistant Thermal-Transfer Labels 3" x 2" / 76.2mm x 50.8mm Rectangle White From -80°C to +121°C (-112°F to +250°F). Min application temp: -20°C (-4°F)
AcidiTAG™ is our line of labels designed to resist exposure to a wide pH range of substances, including concentrated acids and bases, commonly used as laboratory reagents. The permanent, acid and base-proof labels are ideal for identifying containers used to store highly corrosive reagents used in organic chemistry and forensics labs, for analytical research, by environmental/agriculture laboratories, and public utilities that routinely test water quality. The acid-resistant labels will withstand long-term exposure as well as immersion in concentrated Sulfuric acid (H2SO4), Nitric acid (HNO3), Hydrochloric acid (HCL), Hydrofluoric acid (HF), Trichloroacetic Acid (TCA), as well as Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH). Perfect for use in clinical and research facilities employing corrosive acids and alkalis. Compatible with all common thermal-transfer barcode label printers, the labels can be printed using our XAR-class of ribbons, with barcodes and other printed information.
GA International Direct Thermal Heat-Resistant Labels (Patent Pending) 1" x 1" / 25.4mm x 25.4mm Rectangle White From -80°C to +95°C (-112°F to +203°F)
These heat-resistant labels are compatible with most common direct thermal printers. They can withstand elevated temperatures up to +95°C (+203°F) under both dry and wet conditions, which allows them to be used for different laboratory tasks that include heat inactivation and high heat treatments*. The primary quality of these high heat labels is their ability to remain readable after exposure to hot conditions, in contrast with standard direct thermal labels that turn entirely dark during the heating process. These permanent labels are suitable for identifying various laboratory labware and equipment composed of different materials, including metal, glass, and plastic. Given that these labels are also resistant to low temperatures (-80°C/ -112°F), they can be utilized for freezing applications and storage.*Please note that some minor label darkening/mottling may occur after standard autoclave conditions, boiling water, or temperature exposure exceeding the recommended limit. Prior t