Labels that do not peel off even at high temperatures and do not melt with heat are commonly used in soldering processes for substrates and in the manufacturing of steel products.
Under normal labels, the labels can peel off or melt due to heat. There are special labels for heat. ■ High-temperature resistant polyimide labels, which have durability for 5 minutes in an environment of 260 degrees. The adhesive used is a special acrylic glue that is strong in weather resistance, heat resistance, and transparency. ■ It is also called Kapton labels, but it is a polyimide label made by Toray and DuPont.
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Heat-resistant label 250 degrees to 400 degrees It has passed the heat resistance test of 260 degrees for 5 minutes in the reflow process. If there is a heat-resistant label for high-temperature processes, ID management can be implemented. The labels are printed using a label printer (thermal transfer). Heat-resistant and weather-resistant ink ribbons are used.
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■ Base .... Reflow process ■ Coating process .... Spray coating process, drying oven process, etc.
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Our company is engaged in the proposal, design, development, and sales of business systems using AI (automatic recognition) devices such as barcodes and RFID. Leveraging our past experience, we create departmental systems based on case studies utilizing barcodes and RFID, with business as the core. We handle barcode-related printers, reading devices, office supplies, and more. In recent years, we have been focusing on rewrite cards and the colorization of electronic paper to contribute to the trend of paperless operations. Please feel free to consult us if you have any concerns or requests.
