We supply labels that are perfect for your industrial applications
If you work in an industry that requires high-temperature labels, you understand the importance of having a dependable product.

Using an alternative label material that is not designed for the demands of your
environment may cause the label to fade or become illegible if they are exposed to excessive heat. Conversely, high-temperature labels and tags are ideal for these applications, as they won’t melt or become distorted at high temperatures.

Specifically, our labels can withstand temperatures between 250 °C and 800 °C, making them perfect for the food, steel, and manufacturing industries where it is critical to effectively monitor samples or batches exposed to harsh conditions.

We can supply high-temperature labels and tags in different colours and finishes. For example, they can be branded with your company logo. More specific text can be overprinted with variable information, such as serial numbers, batch codes, or barcodes.

Some common uses include tracking metal products, labelling food items in ovens, products undergoing autoclave processes, ceramics, and sanitary ware. To sum it up, choosing the right high-temperature label ensures safety and compliance in your workplace, without sacrificing the legibility of crucial information.

This is a revolutionary range of materials which ensures reliable identification for metal producers and re-processors. Specialist adhesive properties enable variable data to be added to production lines via manual or automatic application. Suitable for use on steel, for example on slabs, blooms, bars, coils (hot), billets and wires, and for aluminium applications including sows & pigs, coils (hot and cold), ingots and billets.
All products are designed to enable barcode identification for automatic tracking and management of materials throughout the supply chain (improving efficiency and safety). They will also withstand harsh outdoor environments and chemical exposure.

The High temperature label span three categories:

• 1) Labels being applied at ambient temperature and then exposed to extreme heat. Uses include metals that are subjected to a secondary process – for example homogenising, annealing or baking.
• 2) Labels being applied at extreme temperatures (up to 800°C), made possible through proprietary heat activated adhesive. This eliminates the need to wait until a metal has cooled to identify the goods because hot, direct application barcode labels can be applied immediately after the casting process.
• 3) Tag materials (mechanically attached to goods). Applications are as (1) above and we can also provide appropriate tags for application in reductive atmospheres or chemical processing.