Portland, OR, July 9, 2007 – LGInternational launched a line of high temperature labels and ribbons for marking of printed circuit boards (PCBs). These durable Kapton (polyimide) labels are lead-free and come in four standard sizes. These labels are able to withstand temperatures to 1000ºF/538ºC (extended exposure to 600ºF/316ºC) making them ideal for lead-free soldering during printed circuit board manufacturing.Labels are supplied in rolls of 10,000 and are available individually or in convenient label and ribbon combination packages. LGI also manufactures custom high temperature labels in a variety of substrates and sizes based on client specific needs.
LGInternational’s line of standard high temperature PCB labels includes:
- 0.25 x 0.90” High Temperature Kapton Labels (1mil-Polyimide-L39983)
- 0.25 x 1.00” High Temperature Kapton Labels (1mil-Polyimide-L39989)
- 0.25 x 1.25” High Temperature Kapton Labels (1mil-Polyimide-L40000)
- 0.25 x 1.375” High Temperature Kapton Labels (1mil-Polyimide-L40016)
- 1.57” x 984.25’ High Temperature Ribbon (LGI-450-1.57)
- 3.54” x 984.25’ High Temperature Ribbon (LGI-450-3.54)
- High Temperature Bundle - 3 rolls of labels with 1 ribbon (1mil-Polyimide-B3)
- High Temperature Bundle - 10 rolls of labels with 3 ribbon (1mil-Polyimide-B10)About LGInternationalLGInternational develops advanced labeling solutions for the most demanding markets, including semiconductor, storage media, life sciences, and electronics.
LGI manufactures clean room labels, product identification and bar code labels, high temperature labels, cryogenic and autoclave labels, front panel overlays, die cut parts, ESD/RFI/EMI insulators and shields, thermal molded and film insert molded 3D parts, regulatory compliant labels (UL, CSA, RoHS, WEEE), and tamper, temperature and moisture indicating labels.
A strong commitment to research and innovation, uniquely positions LGI to contribute to the quality and profitability of its customers through the discovery of new and better ways of using materials and technology to solve tough problems.