Laboratory route

Research laboratory labels

Vials, plates, slides and storage boxes need identification that stays put and stays legible from bench to freezer. Both PET stocks resist water, alcohol and everyday handling.

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Scientist labelling a flask on a bench of labelled containers

In practice

Where this route earns its keep

Three places this material pair does its best work.

Minus-eighty freezer drawer with labelled storage boxes

Bench-to-freezer ID

Tubes, plates and boxes move between bench, fridge and freezer without relabelling or smearing.

Microscope slides in a staining rack with small white labels

Slide and plate marking

Small-format labels stay flat on glass and polystyrene, through staining trays and plate readers.

Reagent shelving with labelled bottles and storage boxes

Storage and inventory

Rack, drawer and box labels keep a working lab searchable — printed or hand-marked on blank PET stock.

Flask, reagent bottle, tube and dish mixing both PET films

Formats in the field

Both films, side by side on the bench

A flask panel in white PET, a reagent bottle in ultra-clear, a tube wrap and a dish rim: mixed formats and mixed films come from the same two approved stocks, sized to each container.

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Production planning

What a specialist confirms before you order

Consider

A specialist confirms size, core and adhesive fit for your containers and printers before your order ships.

Next step

Ready to configure your label?

Start with our standard 2 × 2 in configuration, or request a quote for a different size or material.

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