CILS adds solvent-resistant labels for HPLC columns

Published: 21-Feb-2012
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Withstand aggressive HPLC cleaning agents

Laboratory labelling specialists CILS has added an ultra solvent-resistant computer printable label range for HPLC columns to its product portfolio.

The firm says the labels will permanently adhere to all surfaces and withstand aggressive HPLC cleaning agents, where traditional labels can fail.

The specially formulated solvent-resistant surface coating of CILS-8200S ensures all variable data remains clear and legible when exposed to methanol, ethanol, acetone, IPA and THF.

Printable straight from a standard desktop printer, batch numbers, dimensions, part numbers, and barcodes can be added, eliminating the risk of smudge or illegible handwritten data labels.

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