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Thermal-Transfer Wrap-Around Cryo Labels – 0.866″ x 0.866″ + 0.866 Wrap

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Thermal-Transfer Wrap-Around Cryo Labels – 0.866″ x 0.866″ + 0.866 WrapThermal Transfer Wrap Around Cryo Labels 0. 866 x 0. 866 + 0. 866 Wrap Cryo WrapTAG Wrap Around Cryogenic Thermal Transfer Labels Size: 0. 866 x 0. 866 + 0. 866 Wrap 22mm x 22mm + 22mm Wrap Printable area: 0. 866 x 0. 866 22mm x 22mm Label across: 1 Color: White + transparent Labels roll: 1,000 (1 core) or 2,000 (3 core) Core diameter: 1 or 3 25mm or 76mm Mark: Notch Temperature range: 196C to +100C Recommended Ribbons: RR Class Smudge and Alcohol

Thermal-Transfer Wrap-Around Cryo Labels – 0.866″ x 0.866″ + 0.866 Wrap

Cryo-WrapTAG™ – Wrap-Around Cryogenic Thermal-Transfer Labels

Size: 0.866″ x 0.866″ + 0.866 Wrap / 22mm x 22mm + 22mm Wrap

Printable area: 0.866″ x 0.866″ / 22mm x 22mm

Label across: 1

Color: White + transparent

Labels/roll: 1,000 (1″ core) or 2,000 (3″ core)

Core diameter: 1″ or 3″ / 25mm or 76mm

Mark: Notch

Temperature range: -196ºC to +100ºC

Recommended Ribbons:  RR-Class Smudge and Alcohol Proof Resin Ribbons

Self-laminating cryogenic labels that protect the printed information from alcohol, bleach, DMSO and detergents to ensure the secure identification of tubes and cryovials. Designed for long-term preservation under cryogenic laboratory conditions including liquid nitrogen (-196°C / -320.8°F), -80°C (-112°F) freezers and dry ice, and can withstand temperatures up to +100°C (+212°F). Labels can be written on with cryo-markers, and printed with all major brands of thermal-transfer printers.

Benefits:

  • Resists cryogenic conditions storage such as vapor phase and liquid phase liquid nitrogen
  • The labels are self-laminating, protecting the information from abrasion and scratching
  • Able to withstand exposure to harsh chemicals and solvents
  • Permanent adhesion, especially on curved surfaces (cryovials, microtubes)
  • Resistant to gamma irradiation (tested to up to 50kGy)

Specifications

Shipping Weight

0.5 lbs

0.227 kg

 
Core Size

1", 3"

25.4 mm, 76.2 mm
Qty / UOM

1000, 2000
Special Features Thermal Labels, Wrap Around Labels
Adhesive Permanent
Brand Name Cryo-WrapTAG™
Surface Tubes & Vials
Printer Compatibility Desktop Thermal Printer, Industrial Thermal Printer
Printing Method Thermal-Transfer
Width

0.866″

22 mm
Height

1.732″

44 mm
Printable Width

0.866″
Printable Height

0.866″
Wrap

0.866″
Labels Across

1
Tamper Evident

No
Blackout

No
Frozen Vials

No
Wrap Around

Yes
Piggy Back

No
Back Slit

No
Product Uom

Roll
Label Uom

Label
Label Wrap Length

0.866″
Perforated

Yes
Core Type

Regular
Notch

Yes
Black Mark

No

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, as thermal-transfer labels Cryo-WrapTAG requires a ribbon to obtain a proper printout. We recommend our RR-class of resin ribbon, which should be of the same width or larger.

No, Cryo-WrapTAG labels are best applied at room temperature. However, we do offer wrap-around labels for labeling already frozen vials and tubes, our wrap-around CryoSTUCK® labels.

Yes, our wrap-around labels are available in sheet format, for printing with laser printers. For our durable wrap-around laser labels click here.

Please consult our handy sizing guide where you will find recommendations for the most common vial/tube sizes.

Barcoding or label design software can be used to create templates that conform to the size of your label. You can then insert design elements within the template, for easy printing.

No, HBTT labels are designed for cryogenic use, and are not suitable for high-heat conditions. However, CATT-class Cryo-WrapTAG labels are autoclave-resistant.

Yes, Cryo-WrapTAG labels can be provided preprinted with full-color graphics and logos, as well as variable or serialized information from a database. Learn more about our custom printing options.

Yes, we offer a version of Cryo-WrapTAG that is compatible with automated print-and-apply systems. These labels can be customized to your exact size requirements.

 

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