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Autoclave-resistant blackout labels, designed for high-temperature as well as dry heat and steam sterilisation applications.

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These preprinted labels are 100% compliant with the UN3373 packaging laws.

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These permanent labels are designed for the identification of tubes, vials, boxes, and other plastic or cardboard containers stored in ultra-low temperature laboratory freezers.

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These labels are intended for identifying metal, plastic, and glass surfaces, including surgical instruments, glassware, trays, blister packs, and other items that will undergo sterilisation.

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These labels are available in a range of sizes and configurations, perfect for identifying small diameter cryo vials, microtubes, cardboard or polypropylene cryo/freezer boxes, cell culture plates, and plastic bags.

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Removable cryo labels provided in A4 sheet format for printing with laser printers. Ideal for long-term storage in liquid phase and vapor phase liquid nitrogen (−196 °C), lab freezers (−80 °C), and on dry ice.

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Blackout labels can be affixed to both frozen and ambient temperature containers in order to conceal their existing information. These thermal transfer cryo blackout labels allow cryo vials and tubes to be re-labeled without the need for thawing, cure time, or any other special treatment.

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These freezer grade blackout labels are designed to conceal any already existing information or labels. Can be used to re-label cryo vials, microtubes, and freezer boxes stored in ultra-low temperature freezers (−80 °C) or transported in dry ice.

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These cover-up labels are available in roll format, and are compatible with all standard thermal transfer barcode printers.

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These removable labels have a unique opaque design that will obscure all pre-existing information. Can be used to re-identifying slides marked with unclear, erroneous, or incomplete information, but can also be removed or repositioned without leaving behind any residue.

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Xylene and chemical-resistant labels for the identification of microscope slides that will undergo long-term chemical exposure and immersion.

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Supplied in A4 sheet format for printing in standard desktop laser printers, these laser labels are specifically designed to conceal pre-existing information on frozen containers and vials where thawing the sample is not recommended.

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These permanent labels are designed for the identification of tubes, vials, boxes, and other plastic or cardboard containers stored in ultra-low temperature laboratory freezers.

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Transparent cryogenic self-laminating labels for thermal transfer printers. Their clear laminate protects the printed information from alcohols and detergents to ensure the secure identification of tubes and cryo vials. These labels will also withstand prolonged storage under cryogenic conditions, including in liquid phase and vapor phase liquid nitrogen.

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Cryogenic labels, with a clear overlap area, designed to be applied directly, and rapidly adhere to frozen cryo vials, tubes, cryo and freezer boxes, as well as other containers which are difficult to label under deep-freeze conditions (–80 °C/–112 °F).

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These labels are provided in A4 sheet format for desktop laser printers. They will withstand long-term cryo storage in liquid nitrogen and deep-freeze conditions, as well as sterilisation in steam autoclaves. Wrap-around laser labels also resist abrasion, scratching, as well as spraying and wiping with chemicals and detergents.

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These labels, provided in A4 sheet format, are compatible with both desktop laser and inkjet printers. Perfect for general-use applications in labs, offices, and warehouses.

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Cryogenic labels for identifying small diameter cryo vials, tubes, plates, cardboard freezer boxes, polypropylene cryo-boxes, and plastic bags.

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These preprinted labels are compliant with the newest dry ice packaging requirements.

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These micro-well plate labels are particularly useful for microbiology, genetics, and drug discovery laboratories.

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Cryo-LazrTAG™ laser printable cryogenic labels are designed for the permanent identification of cryo vials and tubes, microtubes, blood collection tubes, cryo boxes, freezer boxes, cell culture plates, microplates, and other cryogenic and freezer containers.

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Chemical-resistant, thermal-transfer labels for resin embedding, commonly used for transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

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Cryo C-KurTAG™ thermoplastic waterproof cryogenic labels will tear upon any attempt to remove them.

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Cryogenic and autoclave-resistant wrap-around labels will withstand prolonged storage under cryogenic conditions, including in liquid nitrogen, as well as the sterilisation process in steam autoclaves, dry heat ovens, and gamma irradiation. The lamination provides an extra layer of protection against abrasion, fading, as well as exposure to harsh chemicals.

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Transparent cryogenic labels provided in A4 sheet format for printing with desktop laser printers. These labels are designed to withstand long-term storage in extremely low temperatures (–196° C) as well as extremely elevated temperatures (150 °C), such as those encountered during steam autoclave cycles or dry heat sterilization. The transparent laminating tail also provides added protection against abrasion and spraying with chemicals.

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Transparent thermoplastic cryogenic labels for bio-medical research and clinical laboratories.

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Transparent, adhesive-free labels affix to metal, plastic, and glass surfaces with static cling.

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These labels can withstand deep-freezing and PCR thermocycler temperatures.

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Labels for frozen surfaces are now available for printing with DYMO® LabelWriter 5 series printers.

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Cryogenic direct thermal labels intended for labeling already frozen surfaces and containers under deep-freeze conditions, as low as (–80 °C).