Trridev Labelss Manufacturuing Company

PVC Printed Labels looks to succeed in the beauty, home and personal care markets. The constant introduction of new products, expanded categories and revamped designs create a need to stand out on the shelf and reinforce the brand. A premium presence might be necessary or a unique container shape, or graphics that pop out from the clutter. But equally important is working with someone who really knows how to bring a signature, sales-increasing  look to life. At Avery Dennison, we work closely with both converters and brand owners to create label and packaging solutions that truly differentiate products and provide a competitive advantage. We combine decades of technical experience and fresh insights into consumer trends to help design labels that are on-brand and on the money when it comes to standing

• Smooth finishing
• Different sizes are available
• Perfect for barcode thermal transfer printing
• The material can be art paper or thermal transfer paper
• Self-adhesive
• Competitive price
• Good quality

Shoulder labels are applied to the top-curved section of the cylinders and side wall labels are applied to the sides of the cylinders. All of our shoulder and sidewall labels:

• Meet DOT and FDA regulatory requirements using CGA_C7 verbiage
• Are made with a low temperature adhesive and durable materials to be secure for all weather conditions
• Include Automotive-grade ink and special coating for extended life

This short guide will introduce you to our label range for biotechnology, agricultural, environmental and forensic laboratories.  These labels are used by healthcare, testing and research laboratories across the World.   You have a choice from a wide range of specialist labels made for laboratories. 

Choosing the correct label material is the key to long life, readable labels.

• Paper labels are the most cost effective label solution.  Designed for one off identification – but won’t survive significant contact with water or steam.

• Plastic labels are more robust, designed to survive water content and provide clear text and barcodes.  If your labels are used with autoclaves, you will need plastic labels.  For sample that might come into contact with solvents, you will need a plastic label and ink combination that will not rub off.  Ask us what combination would work best with the solvents you use.
• Direct thermal is perfect for labels with short label life and are not exposed to heat.  They eliminate the need for ink and can be printed with any thermal or thermal transfer printer.
• Water-soluble labels are not found commonly in laboratories, but mean that all traces of labels can be removed from samples before being re-labelled.

Adhesives are the key to labels you can trust.  It’s the adhesive that survives contact with solvents, water, liquid nitrogen, freezers and all the extreme conditions encountered in laboratories.

• Standard permanent adhesive are the most cost effective labels.  This is not a reliable adhesive for high temperatures or freezing.
• Peelable adhesive is ideal for containers and samples that need to be reused.  If used with plastic labels you will be able to remove old identification labels quickly and easily, even if the sample gets wet.
• Freezer adhesive comes in a range of specifications for labels rated down to -20, -40, -90 and cryogenic storage at -196

Ask for an adhesive that is tested to resist contact with a range of solvents – Xylene, Toluene, Alcohols, Acetone, Dimethyl Sulfoxide (DMSO), Methyl Ethyl Ketone (MEK) and Acrylonitrile (ACN). 

With more than 6,000 label dies in our die library, we are able to provide you with a label that fits your situation exactly.  Combine these with the different label materials and adhesives we use and you’ll be confident that you’ll get the exact label you can trust. 

If you need to uniquely identify your labels, but don’t want to invest in a high resolution printer, ask us to pre-print your identification codes.  You can use us for numerical or alphanumeric sequences or provide us with a database and we’ll print them for you. 

Product Details:

Gas cylinder labels typically contain essential information for safe handling, storage, and use of the specific gas contained within the cylinder. Here are some common elements found on gas cylinder labels:

1. Gas Name and Chemical Formula: Clearly states the name of the gas contained in the cylinder along with its chemical formula. For example, "Nitrogen (N2)" or "Carbon Dioxide (CO2)."

2. Hazard Symbols and Safety Warnings: Labels often feature hazard symbols and warnings to alert users to the potential dangers associated with the gas, such as flammability, toxicity, or reactivity.

3. Physical Properties: Information regarding the physical properties of the gas, such as its color, odor (if any), and state (e.g., gas or liquid at room temperature).

4. Manufacturer's Name and Contact Information: The name and contact details of the manufacturer or supplier responsible for the cylinder.

5. Cylinder Identification: Unique identifiers such as serial numbers or batch numbers for tracking and traceability.

6. Pressure Rating: The maximum pressure the cylinder can safely withstand, typically measured in pounds per square inch (psi) or bars.

7. Cylinder Material and Capacity: Indicates the material used to construct the cylinder (e.g., steel, aluminum) and its capacity (volume of gas it can hold), often measured in liters or cubic feet.

8. Date of Manufacture and Expiry: The date the cylinder was manufactured and, if applicable, the expiration date or the date of the next required inspection and testing.

9. Handling Instructions: Instructions for safe handling, storage, transportation, and use of the cylinder, including precautions to prevent accidents or injuries.

10. Emergency Procedures: Emergency contact information and procedures to follow in case of leaks, accidents, or other emergencies involving the gas cylinder.

11. Regulatory Compliance: Compliance with relevant regulations and standards, such as those set by organizations like OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) or DOT (Department of Transportation).

Gas cylinder labels are essential for ensuring the safe use of compressed gases and should always be read and followed carefully by individuals handling or working with these cylinders. Additionally, it's crucial to store cylinders properly and only use them for their intended purpose to prevent accidents and ensure workplace safety.

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