Data matrix labels offer more durability

Published: 1-Apr-2006

Designed to meet the growing demand for long-term traceability, the new range of data matrix and 2D barcode labels from UK company Computer Imprintable Label Systems (CILS) offers a convenient and reliable way of including highly durable information on samples and specimens.

Designed to meet the growing demand for long-term traceability, the new range of data matrix and 2D barcode labels from UK company Computer Imprintable Label Systems (CILS) offers a convenient and reliable way of including highly durable information on samples and specimens.

The labels have a special surface coating that offers superior print quality for first-time reading, allied with enhanced resistance to chemicals, solvents and handling. They are also able to withstand a wide temperature band, ranging from cryogenic storage to autoclave sterilisation.

Using Thermal Transfer printing and ECC200 coding, a 4 x 4mm Data Matrix symbol can hold up to 15 characters" worth of information and, due to the design of the encoding, can still be read with up to 60% physical damage.

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