Chemical Resistant Labels

Our vial and test tube labels are designed for small-diameter tubes, ensuring they stick securely without obstructing the contents. Customize with barcodes and color-coding for enhanced sample tracking and management.

UL labels that meet Underwriters Laboratories requirements, offering reliable safety and warning labels for industrial environments.

ChemDefend labels are resistant to chemicals, allowing you to print them in-house and save time and money. Available in white or silver, these labels can be customized with black or full-color printing, including graphics, barcodes, or text.

Our CryoLabel® line handles the most extreme cold, including liquid nitrogen temperatures and repeated freeze-thaw cycles. These labels adhere to already-frozen surfaces and are perfect for preserving vital information on vials, test tubes, and plates​.

These labels are specifically engineered for microassay plates, withstanding temperatures as low as -40°C and exposure to harsh chemicals like DMSO. They’re perfect for use in microbiology and drug discovery labs​.

Our XyResist® Slide Labels are chemically resistant to xylene, DMSO, and alcohol, preserving crucial data and ensuring accurate scanning under tough laboratory conditions.

Our FDA-compliant medical device labels are built to withstand sterilization, frequent handling, and mechanical wear, while meeting the stringent requirements for FDA Unique Device Identifier (UDI) compliance.

These labels endure exposure to oil, grime, chemicals, and solvents, making them perfect for under-the-hood and exterior applications.

These lumber labels ensure longevity and readability. They are designed to withstand outdoor storage, high temperatures, and the demanding conditions of processing.

EnduraLabels for paraffin blocks are ideal for histology labs, handling special embedding waxes and exposure to harsh chemicals, ensuring labels stay readable throughout the process.

Code-N-Seal® self-laminating print labels are ready for in-house use. After printing, simply peel off and apply the label, then cover it with the clear laminate for added protection.

These labels withstand extreme weather, moisture, and abrasion, making them ideal for durable equipment labeling in harsh environments.