Custom Industrial & Laboratory Labels
Industrial and laboratory packaging puts different demands on a label than a retail shelf: containers may be refrigerated, wetted, wiped with solvents, or handled in harsh working environments. The label has to stay legible, stick reliably and resist the conditions it is exposed to.
LabelVanta produces custom pressure-sensitive labels for industrial and laboratory packaging. We help select label materials, adhesives and protective finishes according to the specific application — including low-temperature use, exposure to chemicals and solvent-wipe environments — and support custom sizes, shapes and printing for bottles, tubes, cans, drums and boxes.
Typical Applications
- Reagent bottle labels for lab glass and plastic containers
- Test tube labels for small curved surfaces
- Test kit labels for boxes, reagent bottles and components
- Refrigerated and cold-chain packaging labels
- Paint can and industrial coating labels
- Motor oil and lubricant container labels
- Solvent bottle and industrial chemical container labels
Common Materials & Finishing Options
We recommend materials and finishes based on your packaging, environment and budget. Every combination is confirmed with a pre-production sample before the full run.
Common Label Materials
Printing & Finishing Options
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can your labels withstand low temperatures?
We offer label materials and adhesives suited to refrigerated and cold-chain use. Because performance depends on the container material, temperature, humidity and contact with condensation, we recommend reviewing your specific storage conditions and approving a sample before full production.
Do your labels resist chemicals and solvents?
Film materials and protective lamination can improve resistance to incidental chemical contact and wiping. There is no single label that resists every chemical — we select materials based on the actual substances, frequency of wiping and surface, and recommend testing under your real conditions.
Can you print barcodes and variable information?
Yes. Barcodes, lot numbers, batch codes and other variable data can be printed on industrial and laboratory labels. Share your data structure and read-rate requirements and we will advise on the most reliable print method.
What information do you need to quote industrial labels?
Tell us the container type and material, label size and shape, required quantity, the environment the labels will face (temperature, chemicals, wiping), and your artwork. If you are unsure about materials, describe the application and we can suggest options to test.
Ready to Quote Your Industrial Labels?
Tell us about your packaging, quantities and artwork. We will come back with material recommendations and a quotation.
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