Labels for Safety, Visual and Facility ID Desktop Printers
Labels for Safety, Visual and Facility ID Desktop Printers
Paint Stripe Floor Marking Stencils
Valve Lockouts & Hose Lockouts
Safety and Facility Signs and Labels Software
Wire and Component Label Software
Product Identification Label Software
Lockout Tagout Procedures and Tags
SmartID Aerospace RFID Solutions
Pipe Marker Accessories & Mounting Brackets
Maintenance and Production Tags
Aerospace, Defense and Mass Transit
Datacom , Telecom Identification
The shrinking printed circuit board, paired with the desire to add more information to barcode labels used for product traceability, has introduced a new challenge — the need for a small barcode label that remains decodable at the smallest of font sizes.
The barcode or alphanumeric identification must also be able to:
Brady B-734 matte white laser markable polyimide material is a non-sooting option ideal for difficult-to-survive conditions, including high-temperature reflow steps for surface-mount technology and washing steps that limit the use of traditional thermal heat transfer print.
Our laser markable labels, which includes B-734, are designed to withstand high temperatures, harsh chemicals and environment production processes making them the most durable, permanent label identification in the entire Brady portfolio.
Technical Data Sheet: Brady B-734 Matte White ESD Laser Markable Polyimide
Abrasion resistance
Tested using Taber Abraser equipment with CS-10 grinding wheels and weighted arms. No effect to label or printed image after 100 cycles.
High heat resistance
Resistance to 266°F (130°C). Labels were subjected to a range of temperatures for 1,000 hours with only a very slight discoloration of the label and no visible effect to the printed image, while label remains functional.
Low temperature resistance
Labels subjected to -94°F (-70°C) for 1,000 hours with no visible effect, while label remains functional.
Adhesion capabilities
Adheres to stainless steel and epoxy PC board.
UL Recognized to UL969 Labeling and Marking Standard when marked with an infrared laser
RoHS compliant to RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU
We compiled a number of questions around floor and area marking best practices following our "Put It All on the Floor – Lead with Floor Marking for a Lean/5S Workplace" webinar.