This standard for safety contains basic requirements for adhesive-attached labels for use as nameplates or markers bearing information, instructions or identification. Testing includes exposing the bonded material to both indoor- and outdoor-use conditions, which include immersion in water, and extended exposure to select high and low temperatures. In addition, the sample is aged in a standard outdoor accelerated weathering device that provides both intense ultraviolet (UV) light and water spray exposure.
“With the ANSI/UL 969 recognition, we can now save our label converters and end users valuable time that is involved in qualifying thermal transfer ribbon for UL-compliant labels,” said Kim Hensley, product manager. “We are continually augmenting our offerings to ensure all our durable product solutions are recognized to meet the latest industry regulations.”
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