Asset and equipment labels need dimensional stability, heat resistance and long-term legibility.
12 constructions available for this field. Face materials used:
Open any product code for the full specification and the verified case where available.
A02501
120g Premium Coated Paper · Medium-tack
62g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D3CG71
38μm Matte Silver PET Film · General-purpose
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D51201
50μm Clear PET Film · Low-odor / Residue-free
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D52401
50μm Bright Silver PET Film · General-purpose
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D53201
50μm Matte Silver PET Film · Low-odor / Residue-free
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D53301
50μm Matte Silver PET Film · General-purpose
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D57231
50μm Bright White PET Film · Standard
62g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D57301
50μm Bright White PET Film · Standard
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D57401
50μm Bright White PET Film · General-purpose
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D575A1
50μm Bright White PET Film · High-temperature
80g White Glassine Liner · Back Printing
D53300
50μm Matte Silver PET Film · General-purpose
80g White Glassine Liner · No Back Printing
D57400
50μm Bright White PET Film · General-purpose
80g White Glassine Liner · No Back Printing
For electronics & asset labels the three variables that most often cause a complaint are substrate surface energy (whether the adhesive can wet out), temperature and moisture at application and in service, and line speed (whether the liner releases cleanly at your press speed). Selecting on face stock alone is where most specification errors start.
Include the substrate, the fill or storage temperature and your line speed.