CILS adds high-performance labels for lab use

Published: 9-Feb-2012
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They stay attached during sterilisation and extreme temperatures

CILS, a supplier of labels for laboratory use, has added CILS-8/9100H high-performance labels to its portfolio.

The Worthing, West Sussex-based firm says the labels stay attached during repeated autoclave sterilisation, radiation exposure, chemical sterilisation and extreme temperatures (–196°C to +388°C) and provide failsafe identification of labware.

The labels are computer printable and variable data such as batch numbers or barcodes can be added in minutes straight from a standard laser, inkjet or thermal transfer printer.

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