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WarmMark |
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For Monitoring the Duration of Damaging Temperatures |
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WarmMark not only measures if your product has been exposed to an extreme temperature, but also indicates the duration of exposure. The benefit of a time-temperature tag is the knowledge that although the product has been exposed to unforeseen temperatures, the length of exposure may not anticipate spoilage. Its innovative construction makes WarmMark Tags the most accurate, cost-effective choice for your product monitoring. |
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| To prepare the WarmMark Tag for use, store the tag for at least 30 minutes at a minimum of 41°F (5°C) below the response temperature. Then apply the WarmMark Tag by peeling the release liner off the back of the tag and adhering the pressure sensitive adhesive backing to a dry surface. Then, if the tag is exposed above its response temperature the chemical in the pad melts and begins to migrate down the track strip and color in the circular windows at a controlled rate. When the temperature falls below the response temperature migration of the chemical stops. Accuracy of the WarmMark Tag is guaranteed to be within 1° above or below the response temperature. | ||
For
more information refer to the Temperature
Labels Brochure (PDF). |
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