Cryogenic and general-purpose labels, Cryo-Babies, Tough-Tags and labeling tape, by colour and pack.
Type a part number — LCS-43X19W, LT-1X60BK — and press Enter to go straight to it. Partial numbers and descriptions work too.
Every line is a single orderable part number with its own price. Specifications are the manufacturer’s own published data.
What this range covers
Colours — 13, including Red, Green, Blue, Brown
Pack sizes — 40 options, including Roll of 1000, Box/6, Case/24, Box/4
Common questions
Will these labels survive a freezer?
Cryogenic labels use an adhesive that keeps its grip at low temperature and a face stock that does not go brittle. A general-purpose label applied at room temperature and then frozen will usually lift at a corner. Apply cryogenic labels before freezing, to a clean, dry tube.
Autoclave or solvent exposure?
Autoclave-rated labels and tapes are made to come through a cycle still legible and still attached; standard paper labels are not. Solvent resistance depends on both the face stock and the ink, so check what the listing states rather than assuming.
Labels or labeling tape?
Pre-cut labels are consistent and quick where the same size is used repeatedly. Tape is cut to length, so it suits odd shapes, larger vessels and writing longer descriptions by hand.