ConductScience Cryogenic Labels, Cryo-Resistant (Bulk 15-Pack)
$35.00 per unit | 15 units per pack Bulk pricing: Bulk 15-Pack at $525.00 ($35.00 per unit)
Louise Corscadden, PhD
Director of Science · ConductScience
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Key Specifications
Full details →- Model fit
- Configured during quote
- SKU family
- CS-CLBL-2K
- Sizing
- 43.2 x 36.0 x 28.8 cm
- Ordering
- Online checkout and quote request available
- Category
- Cryogenic Supplies (Vials, Boxes, Labels)
- Build notes
- Confirm accessories, station layout, and support needs before purchase
ConductScience Cryogenic Labels are specialized adhesive labels engineered for extreme low-temperature storage applications. These labels maintain adhesion integrity at temperatures down to -196°C (liquid nitrogen), making them essential for cryogenic sample storage, biobanking, and long-term preservation workflows. The cryo-resistant adhesive formulation prevents label peeling, curling, or detachment during freeze-thaw cycles or extended cryogenic storage periods.
The white, writable surface allows for clear sample identification using standard laboratory pens or markers. These labels are designed for application to cryogenic vials, storage tubes, and other containers destined for ultra-low temperature environments. The adhesive remains stable across the full temperature range from ambient conditions to cryogenic storage, ensuring sample traceability throughout the storage lifecycle.
How It Works
The cryogenic label system relies on a specialized adhesive polymer formulation designed to maintain molecular flexibility and bonding strength across extreme temperature gradients. Unlike standard adhesives that become brittle or lose tackiness at sub-zero temperatures, the cryo-resistant adhesive maintains its viscoelastic properties down to -196°C through the incorporation of low-temperature plasticizers and cross-linking agents.
The label substrate consists of a dimensionally stable material that resists thermal contraction and expansion during temperature cycling. This prevents label warping, cracking, or detachment that commonly occurs with standard labels exposed to cryogenic conditions. The surface coating accepts ink from standard laboratory writing instruments while remaining legible throughout the storage period.
During application, the adhesive forms a molecular bond with the container surface that strengthens rather than weakens upon cooling. This counterintuitive behavior results from the adhesive's formulation, which achieves optimal bonding characteristics at cryogenic temperatures while maintaining sufficient initial tack for room-temperature application.
Features & Benefits
Research Domain
- Cancer Research
- Cell Biology
- Clinical Diagnostics
- Developmental Biology
- Immunology
- Microbiology
- Pharmaceutical QC
Weight
- 30.92 kg
Dimensions
- L: 43.2 mm
- W: 36.0 mm
- H: 28.8 mm
| Feature | This Product | Typical Alternative | Advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Temperature Range | Withstands temperatures down to -196°C | Standard labels typically fail below -20°C to -80°C | Enables reliable sample identification in liquid nitrogen storage applications |
| Adhesive Performance | Cryo-resistant adhesive prevents peeling | Conventional adhesives become brittle and lose bond strength at low temperatures | Maintains sample traceability throughout freeze-thaw cycling |
| Substrate Stability | Dimensionally stable material resists thermal cycling effects | Standard substrates often crack or warp under temperature stress | Preserves label readability and professional appearance in storage |
| Application Method | Applied at room temperature before cooling | Some cryogenic labels require specialized application conditions | Streamlines workflow by allowing standard labeling procedures |
These cryogenic labels provide reliable ultra-low temperature performance through specialized adhesive chemistry and substrate engineering. The room-temperature application process integrates easily into existing laboratory workflows while ensuring long-term sample identification integrity in cryogenic storage environments.
Practical Tips
Clean container surfaces with isopropanol before label application to ensure optimal adhesion.
Why: Removing oils and residue prevents adhesive bond failure at cryogenic temperatures.
Apply firm pressure across the entire label surface during application to eliminate air bubbles.
Why: Air pockets can expand during cooling and compromise adhesive contact.
Allow written identification to dry completely before transferring containers to cold storage.
Why: Wet ink may smear or become illegible during rapid temperature transitions.
Use appropriate cryogenic personal protective equipment when handling labeled containers in storage systems.
Why: Standard safety protocols apply regardless of improved label performance at low temperatures.
Store unused labels in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight.
Why: Proper storage conditions preserve adhesive properties and extend shelf life.
If labels show signs of edge lifting, verify that containers were properly cleaned before application.
Why: Surface contamination is the most common cause of adhesive failure in cryogenic applications.
Setup Guide
What’s in the Box
- Cryogenic-resistant adhesive labels (typical)
- Product documentation (typical)
Warranty
ConductScience provides standard warranty coverage for this consumable product, with technical support available for application guidance and compatibility questions.
Compliance
What is the minimum temperature these labels can withstand?
The labels are designed to maintain adhesion at temperatures down to -196°C, making them suitable for liquid nitrogen storage applications.
Will the labels remain readable after multiple freeze-thaw cycles?
Yes, the dimensionally stable substrate and adhesive formulation are designed to withstand thermal cycling while maintaining label integrity and text legibility.
What types of writing instruments are compatible with the label surface?
The white writable surface accepts standard laboratory pens and markers. Consult product datasheet for specific ink compatibility recommendations.
Can these labels be applied directly to containers already at cryogenic temperatures?
No, labels should be applied at room temperature to ensure proper adhesive bonding before transferring containers to cryogenic storage.
Are these labels compatible with automated labeling systems?
Compatibility with automated systems depends on label dimensions and applicator specifications. Consult product datasheet for dimensional tolerances.
How long can samples remain labeled in cryogenic storage?
The labels are designed for long-term cryogenic storage, though specific duration depends on storage conditions. Consult manufacturer specifications for extended storage applications.
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