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ResiTAG Labels for Resin Embedded

ResiTAG Labels for Resin Embedded

Product catalog summary
Introduction
ResiTAG® provides a secure and permanent solution for sample identification in microscopy, addressing the limitations of traditional methods such as handwritten labels that can lead to mix-ups and information loss.
Specifications
ResiTAG® labels are chemical-resistant and can withstand temperatures from -80°C to +150°C. They are compatible with all major brands of thermal-transfer printers and are available in different sizes and quantities, such as 4,000 labels per roll for desktop printers and 10,000 labels per roll for industrial printers.
Advantages of ResiTAG®
ResiTAG® allows for printing multiple lines of text on small labels, saving time and ensuring clear, legible identifiers. The labels are resistant to smearing in liquid or baked resin and support barcode scanning into Excel, reducing human error.
Usage Procedure
To use ResiTAG®, print the labels using a thermal-transfer printer with text and barcodes. Insert the label into the sample capsule or mold with liquid resin, then bake in a histological oven. This process provides a unique identifier for each sample, which can be tracked in a database.
Product Offering
ResiTAG® can be purchased alone or as part of a kit that includes a thermal-transfer printer, barcode printing software, and printing ribbon. The labels are suitable for use in BEEM® capsules, gelatin capsules, and molds.
Contact Information
For more information, product discovery, free samples, or assistance, visit www.Labtag.com or contact [email protected], 1-800-518-0364.
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Sample Identification for Microscopists and EM Facilities Temperature range from -80°C to +150°C (-40°F to +302°F) While imaging technologies have advanced substantially, methods for sample identification have remained unsophisticated. Technicians write numbers on a piece of paper that they then embed in resin blocks, or they identify the container in which they store their samples. This is not a good practice as it can lead to sample mix-ups and the loss of information. ResiTAG® allows for a more secure and permanent identification solution for resin blocks. What is ResiTAG® ResiTAG® is an identification solution to keep track of samples used in electron microscopy. These labels are resistant to resin and baking. You can buy them alone or in a kit along with a thermal-transfer printer, barcode printing software and printing ribbon. You can use the kit to print ResiTAG® labels with text and barcodes. Chemical-resistant labels withstand embedding in resin used in microscopy Identify resin-embedded samples in BEEM® capsules, gelatin capsules, and molds Withstand resin-baking temperatures up to +150°C Compatible with all major brands of thermal-transfer printers Why use ResiTAG® With ResiTAG® you can print many lines of text on a tiny label – way more than if you were to hand-write. You can save time by printing hundreds of labels at once. You will have a clear, legible identifier for your samples. The chemical-resistant printout will not smear in liquid or baked resin. You can even scan barcodes into Excel, removing the possibility of human error. Print & Fold How to use ResiTAG® ResiTAG® labels are easy to use. Simply print the labels on a thermal-transfer printer, with text and barcodes and insert the label into the capsule or mold containing your sample and liquid resin. Bake your samples in the histological oven. You now have a unique identifier for each sample that you can track in an excel sheet or database. Printer Compatibility Desktop Printers Industrial Printers Discover our products, request free samples, get immediate assistance www.Labtag.com

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