Material Durability

Close-up of two silver equipment labels on a textured black metal cabinet in a warehouse; the left label has a clear laminate film peeling at one corner while a gloved hand wipes beneath it, and the right label appears flat and coated.

Label Lamination vs Varnish

Derrick / October 21, 2026

Lamination usually provides the stronger starting point for demanding labels, while a properly specified varnish can suit controlled environments and flexible constructions. The correct choice depends on the complete label system and its exposure.

Close-up of a scuffed dark metal industrial cabinet with a white barcode label beside an open warehouse door, with snow and a truck visible outside on a cold, wet loading area.

Material Durability

How Temperature Swings Affect Pressure-Sensitive Labels

Derrick / October 8, 2026

A practical guide to specifying, installing, and testing pressure-sensitive labels that must remain attached and legible through hot-to-cold temperature swings.