CILS International (Burlington, MA) has launched a solvent-resistant durable label range that provides lifelong adhesion and product identification when exposed to aggressive chemicals and solvents such as Acetone, MEK, and hydraulic brake fluids. The surface coating allows variable data (serial number, barcodes, etc.) to be printed in minutes straight from an existing PC and Laser or Thermal Transfer printer.
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