Product Description
High-temperature barcode labels are engineered to withstand extreme heat while maintaining legibility and adhesion. They are essential in industries where conventional labels would degrade or fail. Here is a comprehensive breakdown:
Types of High-Temperature Barcode Labels
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Type
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Temperature Range
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Material
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Application Method
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Polyester Labels
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Up to 300F (150C)
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Polyester
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Manual or automated
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Polyimide (Kapton) Labels
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Up to 752F (400C)
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Polyimide film
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Common in electronics
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Ceramic Labels
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Up to 1500F (815C)
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Ceramic-based substrates
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Applied post-manufacturing
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Metal Foil Labels
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Up to 1250C
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Aluminum or stainless steel
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Mechanically attached
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Key Applications
- Automotive: Engine components, brake systems, and under-hood labeling
- Aerospace: Jet engine parts, fuselage components
- Electronics: PCB manufacturing, soldering processes
- Metallurgy: Steel and aluminum casting, billets, coils, ingots
- Laboratories: Autoclaves, sterilization tracking
- Tire Manufacturing: Vulcanization process labeling
Features & Benefits
- Extreme Heat Resistance: Withstands temperatures from 150 to 1250 degree Celsius
- Chemical & UV Resilience: Resistant to oils, acids, and sunlight exposure
- Durability: Maintains adhesion and legibility in harsh environments
- Printability: Compatible with thermal transfer and laser printing
- Versatile Application: Can be applied manually, semi-automatically, or automatically, even directly onto hot surfaces
Please contact us, if you would you like help choosing the right label type for a specific industry or use case?
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