Precautions for label selection in low temperature environment

Have you ever had a label warp, wrinkle, or even peel off in a freezer? This is because you are using regular labels that cannot withstand the extremes of temperature and humidity in a refrigerated environment, so how do you fix this?

First of all, we need to understand the characteristics of the refrigerated environment. The refrigerated environment usually has high humidity and low temperature, which is a great challenge for labels, so ordinary labels cannot withstand this environment, and are prone to deformation, wrinkling and peeling.

However, specialized low temperature resistant self-adhesive labels can withstand this extreme temperature. These special labels are designed for all cryogenic storage, including liquid nitrogen freezing and ultra-low temperature freezing applications, and most culture incubation processes. They have good moisture resistance and resistance. Low temperature performance, able to maintain stability within a temperature range of tens of degrees.

Secondly, when we choose the label, we also need to pay attention to the type of primer. The label in the cold storage needs to use low-temperature glue to ensure that the label can still adhere to the item at low temperature.

In addition, if we need to paste the self-adhesive label on the cold storage at room temperature, then we should choose self-adhesive label paper to improve flexibility. In addition, according to the packaging form of the item, we can also choose to use labels of other materials , such as plain paper packaging or nylon bags.

In short, it is very important to choose low temperature resistant self-adhesive labels suitable for refrigerated environments. By knowing the details of the label's material, primer and glue, we can ensure that the label remains stable in cold storage to achieve the desired effect.