Labels for long-term sample storage
Brady offers 72 combinations of label material and ink
The company has a broad product range that offers 72 different combinations of label material and ink to ensure durability in any storage conditions.
The B461 self-laminating labels, for example, display exceptional durability in liquid nitrogen. A clear over-laminating film covers the white printable area, protecting not only the legend but also allowing users to see the sample itself. These labels are available in different formats to suit all standard laboratory vials, tubes and slides.
Founded in 1914, the Brady Corporation has offices in 24 countries and is represented in over 100. It has research laboratories in the US and Europe to ensure a continuous programme of product innovation and improvement.
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