01 / CLEANROOM · IPA EXPOSURE
No extra cleaning workaround.
A revised direct-thermal label construction stayed readable through heavy IPA cleaning, allowing the intended process to continue without the added label workaround.
Custom-engineered labels · Since 1978
The right label. A better way to get there.
Cleanroom, sterile, durable, and sterilization indicator labels for life sciences and advanced manufacturing.
We help clarify your requirements, recommend a construction to evaluate, and carry the approved solution into dependable supply—with less unnecessary back-and-forth.
Application experience since 1978ISO 9001:2015 certifiedIn-house ISO Class 5 (Class 100) cleanroom
Label solutions
Find the right label for your application.
Choose an application to explore. Not sure where yours fits? Start a conversation with our team.
Contamination control
Cleanroom labels
Materials and packaging selected around your contamination-control, cleaning, and handling requirements.
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Sterile supply
Sterile labels
Sterile label constructions configured for your packaging, equipment, and aseptic workflow.
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Demanding conditions
Durable labels
Identification for cold, heat, chemicals, abrasion, and other conditions your process requires.
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Process exposure
Sterilization indicator labels
Integrated visual indicators for specified sterilization process conditions.
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Have requirements that cross categories? Walk through your application with an engineer
Application results
What getting it right changes.
The difference often shows up in fewer workarounds, simpler handling, and identification that continues to perform.
02 / STERILIZATION · AUTOCLAVE
One label. Fewer handling steps.
An integrated indicator and identification construction removed separate indicator-tape application and removal, while keeping media identity connected to the container.
03 / DURABLE · DRY ICE
Identification that stays attached.
An engineered adhesive construction addressed labels separating during overseas dry-ice shipping and subsequent handling.
A customer’s experience
“They fulfilled on their promise to decrease my delivery time while improving print quality.”
Ernie Schrepfer · Associate Director of Quality, Access Biologicals
The work behind the label
Our labels are attached to important work.
From semiconductor production to pharmaceutical manufacturing and cell therapy, identification plays a role in work where requirements and consequences matter.
Material identity through controlled handling.
Traceability and clean removal matter when wafers, carriers, and materials move through precision manufacturing processes.
Less handling around critical processes.
Integrating identification and process exposure indication can help remove unnecessary steps while maintaining container identity.
Identification throughout the cold journey.
Labels may need to withstand disinfectant exposure, cryogenic storage, and retrieval while information remains readable.
FROM APPLICATION TO REPEAT SUPPLY
From application requirements to dependable supply.
Whether you are fixing a labeling problem, qualifying a new application, adjusting to change, or reviewing your supply, we start with what needs to work—and what happens if it does not.
01
Understand your application.
Surface, exposures, printing, workflow, timing, and the consequences of failure. Clarify requirements before selecting materials.
02
Recommend and evaluate.
Connect engineering and production expertise; recommend a construction and define the testing needed for your process.
03
Carry it into supply.
Translate the approved construction into repeatable manufacturing, then review any changes that could affect performance.
OUR SUPPLY STANDARD
On time. In full. In spec.
The right construction matters. So does the order that arrives when your team is ready to use it.
01 / ON TIME
Ready when your process is ready.
A delivery date matters because of the production, validation, or shipment planned around it.
02 / IN FULL
The quantity your plan requires.
The complete quantity and format help keep a planned run from being left unfinished.
03 / IN SPEC
The construction you approved.
Materials, print, dimensions, packaging, and applicable requirements need to match the approved specification.
Your label application
Tell us what you need your labels to do.
Tell us what the label needs to survive, how it will be printed or applied, and what your timeline looks like. We’ll help identify a clear next step.
