CILS lab labels are durable yet removable

Published: 19-Nov-2007
Manufacturing

Labels designed to withstand the harshest lab conditions but, when needed, can be cleanly removed have been developed by Computer Imprintable Label Systems (CILS).


Labels designed to withstand the harshest lab conditions but, when needed, can be cleanly removed have been developed by Computer Imprintable Label Systems (CILS).

The CIL 9100R range of durable yet removable labels are manufactured using an adhesive construction and is said to provide excellent initial tack and superior removability, without leaving any adhesive residue.

The labels can withstand extreme temperatures, autoclaving, chemicals, solvents, cryo-storage and the harshest of laboratory conditions. Variable data can be added by the end-user "in-lab" with their existing PC and laser or thermal transfer printer.

The labels are available in pre-printed or plain formats of any size, shape and colour.

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