MIDSCI™ Brand is being discontinued.
Please visit PR1MA™ - CryoTag Sheets for Tubes for our NEW PR1MA™ Label options!

MIDSCI^™ Cryogenic Labels - Sheets

Labeling frozen vials, microtubes, microplates, glass tubes, freezer boxes, plastic bags, and other containers can be a challenge when stored in temperatures below -20ºC.
Providing a high-quality Cryo label is essential for laboratories, researchers, etc. It will provide fewer errors, better accuracy, and more proficiency and all of this leads to better results at a better budget.  

We offer a high-quality adhesive that can stick to already-frozen vials and other objects. The adhesive on this type of label will adhere to a surface in wet and/or cold conditions. The adhesive on the label is specifically designed to stick in temperatures below -80ºC and as low as -196ºC. When storing in deep freeze liquid nitrogen or vapor phase liquid nitrogen our Cryo labels will stay in place. MIDSCI^™’s Cryo labels are resistant to smearing without any additional lamination. They also won't become brittle or cracked.

Our cryogenic labels are made of thermoplastic film and coated with a glove-friendly cryogenic adhesive. This special adhesive allows the label to remain strong and sticky so that it can be securely attached to stainless steel, aluminum, paint, powder-coated metal, and iron. 

FrostGrip Cryogenic Storage Labels for Frozen Vials & Tubes

Our label sheets are specially designed to permanently accept laser printing.

Label Size: 1.50" x 0.25" (38mm x 6mm)

Ideal Use: Microplates

Sheet Layout: 4 across - 39 down

Labels/Sheet: 156

Colors: White, Blue, Green, Orange, Red, Yellow or "Rainbow Pack"

U of M: 3,120/pack

Rainbow Pack includes 4 sheets of each color: Blue, Green, Orange, Red and Yellow

Watch a video on: How to set up your laser tags

MIDSCI™ Brand is being discontinued.

Please visit PR1MA™ - CryoDot Sheets for Tubes for our NEW PR1MA™ Label options!

MIDSCI^™ Cryogenic Labels - Sheets

Labeling frozen vials, microtubes, microplates, glass tubes, freezer boxes, plastic bags, and other containers can be a challenge when stored in temperatures below -20ºC.
Providing a high-quality Cryo label is essential for laboratories, researchers, etc. It will provide fewer errors, better accuracy, and more proficiency and all of this leads to better results at a better budget. 

We offer a high-quality adhesive that can stick to already-frozen vials and other objects. The adhesive on this type of label will adhere to a surface in wet and/or cold conditions. The adhesive on the label is specifically designed to stick in temperatures below -80ºC and as low as -196ºC. When storing in deep freeze liquid nitrogen or vapor phase liquid nitrogen our Cryo labels will stay in place. MIDSCI^™’s Cryo labels are resistant to smearing without any additional lamination. They also won't become brittle or cracked.

Our cryogenic labels are made of thermoplastic film and coated with a glove-friendly cryogenic adhesive. This special adhesive allows the label to remain strong and sticky so that it can be securely attached to stainless steel, aluminum, paint, powder-coated metal, and iron. 

Laser Tough-Spots

Tough-Tags® are chemically inert labels that strongly adhere to microtubes, test tubes, storage boxes and other microscope slides. They are temperature resistant from 121°C to 40°C and withstand autoclaving, boiling water baths, freezer temperatures, organic solvents and caustic agents. For best adhesion it is recommended that siliconized surfaces be avoided. 

Tough-Tags® are perfect for accurately identifying important samples stored in tubes, microplates or boxes that will be autoclaved or stored in moderate freezer temperatures.
 

Specialty Tough Spots on a Roll are now available for specialty applications, such as identifying hazardous or radioactive samples.

TEMPERATURE RESISTANT- From -196°C to 80°C

SAVE TIME-Preprinted Tough-Spots make labeling and identifying samples quick and easy. Use the numbered tough-spots to identify a series of samples, no handwriting or printing needed.

COLOR CODED-Each color coded Tough-Spot has a distinctly different color to identify similar samples and also includes a white area to clearly write a quick note about it.

SAFETY-Lab safety is always a top priority. Use the Biohazard or Radioactive Tough-Spots to identify tubes or other vessels containing hazardous materials.