Labels, Stickers, Decals

Labels, Stickers, Decals - Preprinted

Part Number	Description / PDF	Quantity
596-00817 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 4"X2" 50PC	0
596-00660 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 3.75"X2" 10PC	0
596-00853 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 3.75"X1" 10PC	0
596-00747 HellermannTyton	SOLAR LABEL, WARNING SERVICE MET	10
596-00854 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 3.75"X1" 10PC	0
596-00823 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 5.5"X1.75"	0
596-00389 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTR WARN 5.5"X2.75" 250	0
596-00676 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 5.5"X1.75"	0
596-00388 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTR WARN 5.5"X2.75" 250	0
596-00802 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 3.75"X2.5"	0
596-00386 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECT WARN 2.75"X1.35" 250	0
596-00813 HellermannTyton	LABEL ELECTRL WARN 3.75"X1" 50PC	0

Labels, Stickers, Decals - Preprinted

1. Overview

Preprinted labels, signs, barriers, identification labels, stickers, and decals are standardized visual communication tools designed for permanent or temporary application across industries. These products combine material science, adhesive technology, and printing innovation to deliver critical information, enforce safety protocols, enable asset tracking, and support branding initiatives. Their importance in modern systems includes:

Ensuring regulatory compliance (e.g., OSHA, ISO standards)
Enabling efficient inventory and logistics management
Providing instant visual identification in critical environments
Supporting product authentication and anti-counterfeiting measures

2. Major Types and Functional Classification

Type	Functional Features	Application Examples
Safety Warning Signs	High-visibility materials, tamper-resistant adhesives, UV protection	Industrial machinery hazard zones, chemical storage areas
Asset Identification Labels	Durable resin-based printing, barcode/QR code integration	IT equipment tracking, electrical infrastructure labeling
Decorative Decals	Multi-layer polymer construction, fade-resistant inks	Vehicle branding, architectural glass decoration
Medical Identification Wristbands	Antimicrobial coatings, hypoallergenic adhesives	Hospital patient tracking, allergy warnings
Logistics Tracking Labels	Thermal transfer printing, aggressive adhesive backing	Parcel tracking, warehouse inventory systems

3. Structure and Composition

Typical construction includes four fundamental layers:

Substrate: Materials include polypropylene (chemical resistance), vinyl (flexibility), polyester (thermal stability), and specialty papers
Adhesive Layer: Acrylic emulsions for permanent bonds, removable adhesives for temporary applications
Top Coating: UV-cured lacquers for abrasion resistance, matte/gloss finishes for visual control
Printing Layer: Digital toner or solvent-based inks with ISO color calibration

4. Key Technical Specifications

Parameter	Importance
Adhesion Strength (1.5-12 N/cm )	Ensures longevity in vibration-prone environments
Temperature Resistance (-40 C to +150 C)	Enables functionality in cryogenic storage and industrial ovens
Outdoor Durability (3-10 years)	Maintains legibility under UV exposure and weathering
Barcode Scanning Accuracy	Guarantees 99.9% read-rate in automated systems
Chemical Resistance	Protects against industrial solvents and cleaning agents

5. Application Fields

Primary industries include:

Healthcare (medical device labeling, pharmaceutical packaging)
Manufacturing (equipment identification, safety signage)
Retail (pricing labels, anti-theft security tags)
Transportation (vehicle VIN labels, hazardous material markings)
Information Technology (server rack identification, cable management)

6. Leading Manufacturers and Products

Manufacturer	Representative Products
Avery Dennison	Fasson RFID labels, UltraDurable industrial tags
3M	Scotchcal vehicle graphics film, Clean Mark chemical labels
Brady Corporation	IDenticard visitor badges, Lockout/Tagout safety labels
Zebra Technologies	Direct thermal shipping labels, Z-Select adhesive media

7. Selection Recommendations

Key considerations:

Environmental exposure (temperature, chemicals, UV light)
Surface compatibility (porous vs. non-porous substrates)
Regulatory requirements (REACH, RoHS, FDA compliance)
Readability distance (text size and contrast ratios)
Removability needs (residue-free vs. permanent bonding)

Industry Trends and Future Development

Emerging trends include:

Smart label integration with NFC/RFID technology
Biodegradable materials achieving 90%+ compostability
AI-powered print-on-demand systems for micro-customization
Advanced security features using holographic elements
Photoluminescent materials for emergency evacuation guidance