M710 FreezerBondz Label Printer Labels
Part Number: 311981
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About this Product
FreezerBondz™ material is a low-profile label used on frozen surfaces or on room-temperature surfaces that will eventually be stored in Liquid Nitrogen (-196°C). Identify frosted, frozen, or room temperature vials (with overlap). Opaque enough to cover legally protected patient information for compliance with HIPAA requirements.| Order Reference | M7-16-492 |
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| Dimensions Metric | 25,40 mm (W) x 9,53 mm (H) |
| Height Metric | 9.53 mm |
| Labeltape Size Metric | 9.53 mm H x 25.40 mm W |
| Vertical Repeat Metric | 12.70 mm |
| Vialtube Size Metric | 0.5 - 0.7 ml |
| Web Width Metric | 33.32 mm |
| Width Metric | 25.40 mm |
| Adhesive Type | Permanent Acrylic |
| Brady Material Number | B-492 |
| Compatible Surface Types | Cold;High Surface Energy |
| Finish | Matt |
| Lab Environment | Freezer;Hot Water Bath (100°C);Liquid Nitrogen |
| Label Properties | Aggressive Adhesive;Low Temperature;Permanent Adhesive |
| Material | FreezerBondzâ„¢ Polyester |
| Material Type | Polyester |
| Maximum Service Temperature C | 110 °C |
| Minimum Application Temperature C | -196 °C |
| Minimum Service Temperature C | -196 °C |
| Service Temperature Range C | -196 °C - 110 °C |
| Surface | For smooth surfaces |
| Thickness Metric | 0.081 mm |
| Application |
General identification Laboratory labelling |
| Colour | White |
| Continuous Or Die Cut | Die-cut |
| Lab Application | Centrifuges;Conical Tubes;Eppendorf Tubes;General Laboratory Identification;Large Tubes;PCR Tubes;Tubes;Vials |
| Print Technology | Thermal Transfer |
| Printer Compatibility |
M710 BMP71 |
| Printer Supply Or Pre Printed | Printer supply |
| Quantity Per Roll | 500 |
| Quantity Per Row | 1 |
| Ribbon Series | R6400 |
| Shape | Rectangle |
| Special Properties | Ultra thin; can label frosted/frozen (with overlap) or room temperature labels and lasts in liquid nitrogen, autoclaves and hot water baths |