HEATPROOF series labels and tags improve product identification and tracking.
Identify and barcode products at high temperatures, or track products through high temperature processes.
Verify product identity using barcode scanners, cameras or imaging systems.
Labels for Direct
Hot Application
| Application Temperature Range | ～900℃ |
Heat Resistant Labels can be applied to hot objects such as steel, aluminum, or copper, immediately after the casting process.
Thermal transfer printers allow variable information and barcodes to easily be printed.
| Installation Examples | Steel : Slab, Bloom, Bar, Billet, Plate, Hot Coil Aluminum : Sow, Ingot, Billet, Slab or Plate |
Labels for Heat Treatment
Process Management
| Application Temperature Range | room temperature～ |
| Maximum Temperature | 1,200℃ |
Track products through heat processes using scannable barcodes.
Industries include ceramics, porcelain, concrete, electronics, and a variety of metals.
| Installation Examples | Steel : Coil annealing Aluminum : Homogenizing, Annealing Ceramics : Baking process, Setter management Automotive : Heat treatment process management Asset and Tooling : Production history, Process management Electronics : Reflow process management Others : Jig management |
Tags for Heat treatment
Process Management
| Application Temperature Range | room temperature～1,200℃ |
| Maximum Temperature | 1,200℃ |
Heat resistant Tags can be attached to a variety of metal products including hot steel, immediately after casting. Tags can also be designed to survive reheat cycles, pickling baths, acid baths, or galvanizing, thus eliminating the need to re-identify products after these processes.
| Installation Examples | Steel : Slab, Bloom, Billet, Wire Automotive parts : Heat treatment process management Others : Jigs management for heat treatment process |
