Globe Scientific LCR-95RW is a pack of 5,000 9.5 mm cryogenic label dots in assorted colors (1,000 each in blue, green, violet, red and yellow), sized for 0.5–1.5 mL tubes.
Globe rates the adhesive for temperatures as low as −196 °C (−311 °F), the temperature of liquid nitrogen, so the labels stay put through long-term cryogenic storage. They can be printed or written on and will not bleed, smudge or smear.
Specifications
| Part number | LCR-95RW |
| Format | Roll |
| Label size | 9.5 mm dia. (round dot) |
| Color | Assorted — 1,000 each in blue, green, violet, red and yellow |
| Quantity | 5,000 labels on rolls |
| Sized for | 0.5–1.5 mL tubes |
| Temperature rating | Down to −196 °C (−311 °F) |
| Marking | Printable or writable; will not bleed, smudge or smear |
| Country of origin | USA |
Same 9.5 mm roll in other colors: LCR-95B (blue), LCR-95BIO (white with biohazard symbol), LCR-95C (coffee), LCR-95G (green), LCR-95GL (gold), LCR-95L (lavender), LCR-95N (orange), LCR-95P (pink), LCR-95R (red), LCR-95RAD (white with radioactive symbol), LCR-95SL (silver), LCR-95W (white), LCR-95Y (yellow)
To dispense several colors side by side, Globe makes the LCR-DIS multi-roll label dispenser, an acrylic stand sized for boxes of label rolls.
Frequently asked questions
Will LCR-95RW labels stay on at −196 °C?
Globe rates the adhesive for temperatures as low as −196 °C (−311 °F), the temperature of liquid nitrogen. That covers liquid nitrogen storage as well as −80 °C and −20 °C freezers.
What is the 9.5 mm dot on LCR-95RW sized for?
Globe sizes it for 0.5–1.5 mL tubes. Round dots are usually applied to the top of the cap.
Can I print on LCR-95RW, or only write on it?
Globe says the labels can be printed or written on and will not bleed, smudge or smear.
