Technical data sheets for materials: real specifications for every label

Polyester film with no adhesive or liner, with a neutral coating on both sides. Designed for those who need to print the material directly — laser or thermal transfer — and convert it afterwards. High dimensional stability.

When the label has to survive +200 °C and polypropylene cannot reach that temperature, this white PET is the alternative. High-temperature acrylic adhesive, highly opaque and with 25 % recycled content.

81 µm matt silver PET with 350E permanent acrylic adhesive — resists contact with brake fluid without lifting or losing legibility. UL certified. The right material for labelling automotive components that will go through the workshop or the brake circuit.

When the board, module or component cannot lose its reference: gloss platinum PET certified to UL MH18072, resistant to oils and grease. A common reference for identifying industrial electronics components.

44 µm matt silver metallised PET with permanent S697 adhesive and FSC-certified release liner. The reference for a resistant metallic finish from −40 to +90 °C in automotive and electronics.

Matt white cast PP prepared for outdoor Water Inkjet printing. The UV1P adhesive withstands sun exposure and is approved for food contact. The option when the printer is inkjet and the label is going outdoors.

Gloss white PP with permanent hot-melt adhesive. If the label goes into a cold store — or is applied directly in cold conditions — this material keeps its adhesion and legibility. For food products in a continuous cold chain.

Opaque white PP with high-tack hot-melt adhesive (45 N loop tack). If the surface you need to label is rough, porous or difficult — such as a tyre — this material holds where others do not.

Matt white PP for Fast Inkjet with high-tack adhesive. Adheres to glass, metal, plastics and difficult surfaces without needing prior treatment. Common in luggage, medical labelling and packaging.

White PP film with a thermal coating for printing without a ribbon. The A10 water-based acrylic adhesive keeps its bond even in cold and damp conditions, and is approved for direct food contact.

150 µm high-density polyethylene film: tear-resistant, does not absorb moisture and certified for direct food contact. Common in food and cold-chain logistics printed by thermal transfer.

Hang tag that withstands up to 200 °C in process. Copes well with dirt and contact with industrial oils. Suitable for identifying parts on heat-treatment or paint lines.

Hang tag for processes between 200 °C and 320 °C. Withstands heat-treatment ovens and paint and curing lines without losing legibility. The alternative when the KPK 842 does not reach the required temperature.

For processes up to 350 °C. Withstands the manufacturing conditions of metal parts, casting and forging — where conventional labels fall short.

The highest thermal-capacity reference in the ARGIPRINT° range. Withstands up to 500 °C in short exposures — designed for steelworks, heavy forging and industrial ceramics, where conventional materials fall short.

Designed for samples going into liquid nitrogen or extreme cryogenic conditions. The adhesive and face material keep their bond and legibility down to -196 °C, withstand up to 10 freeze/thaw cycles and survive steam sterilisation in the autoclave at 121 °C. The standard reference in laboratories, pharma and biobanks.

When a standard adhesive will not stick — untreated PE, PP, PTFE, oily or textured surfaces — a specific formulation is needed. These references solve the cases where a conventional adhesive fails. Tell us about your surface.

A combination of face materials and adhesives for environments with several requirements at once: humidity, temperature, abrasion and chemicals. If your application combines more than one of these factors, it is worth analysing together before choosing the material.