Cryogenic Storage Labels
- Safeguard your irreplaceable biological samples and ensure flawless traceability with VIZLENT Cryogenic Storage Labels.
- Engineered specifically for the rigorous demands of biobanking, clinical research, and genomics, these high-performance labels thrive where standard adhesives freeze and shatter.
- Optimized for thermal transfer printers, VIZLENT guarantees your high-density barcodes and critical patient data remain razor-sharp, scannable, and completely resistant to harsh laboratory chemicals and endless freeze-thaw cycles.
Ultimate Deep Freeze Survival
Standard labels freeze, shatter, and detach, putting your chain of custody at risk.
VIZLENT cryogenic storage labels are manufactured from advanced thermoplastic films designed explicitly for ultra-low temperature environments.
Whether your samples are stored in -80°C laboratory freezers, transported on dry ice, or submerged directly in liquid nitrogen (LN2), these labels maintain their structural integrity and permanent adhesion without shrinking or cracking.
Aggressive Adhesion for Microtubes
Labeling tiny, curved surfaces is notoriously difficult.
Our cryogenic labels utilize a highly flexible facestock paired with a medical-grade cold-storage adhesive.
This allows the label to conform perfectly to the tight circumference of 1.2ml to 2.0ml cryo vials, microcentrifuge tubes, and PCR tubes.
The label bonds permanently, ensuring the edges will never lift, peel, or “flag” during long-term cryogenic storage or centrifugation.
Harsh Laboratory Chemical Defense
Clinical vials must remain sterile, and your tracking data must survive the cleaning process.
Our heavy-duty cryogenic labels are highly resistant to the harsh chemicals routinely used in modern laboratories.
The resin-fused printed data will not smudge, fade, or wipe away during stringent sanitization protocols involving isopropyl alcohol (IPA), bleach solutions, xylene, dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), or laboratory detergents.
Seamless Printer Compatibility
Scale your lab’s sample management without overhauling your hardware.
VIZLENT cryogenic rolls are engineered for flawless compatibility with all major industrial and desktop thermal transfer barcode printers, including Zebra and Brady.
Simply load the labels alongside a high-quality resin ribbon to print durable, variable data on demand, ensuring a highly efficient, reliable labeling workflow right at your lab bench.
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Frequently Asked Questions
To ensure your barcodes survive extreme cold and chemical wipe-downs, you must use a standard Thermal Transfer Printer equipped with a high-quality Resin Ribbon. Direct thermal labels or standard wax ribbons will fade, smudge, or turn completely black in cold storage environments.
Yes! VIZLENT cryogenic storage labels are rigorously tested and explicitly designed to withstand long-term storage in both the vapor phase and the direct liquid phase of liquid nitrogen (LN2), making them perfect for biobanking and stem cell preservation.
For the absolute strongest, permanent bond, we highly recommend applying the labels to clean, dry tubes at room temperature before freezing. Applying any label to an already frozen, frosted surface prevents the specialized adhesive from making full contact with the plastic or glass vial.
No. When printed with the recommended resin ribbon, the barcode data is permanently fused to the specialized topcoat of the label. It is highly resistant to smudging, smearing, or fading when wiped down with isopropyl alcohol (IPA), bleach, or standard laboratory disinfectants.
Our labels are manufactured with an ultra-flexible thermoplastic film specifically designed for small-diameter vials. Unlike stiff paper or thick vinyl, this flexible material conforms perfectly to 1.5mL microtubes and cryo vials, preventing the edges from lifting, peeling, or “flagging” over time.
