GA International also known as LabTAG, XFLA-121C1-2WH, Xylene & Chemical-Resistant Label for Histology - 0.9375" x 0.9375", CoreFeatures:Excellent stain resistance, ideal for microscope slides used in histologyRecommended for routine as well as special staining protocolsResistant to xylene, toluene, hexane, acetone, alcohols, dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), methyl ethyl ketone (MEK), acetonitrile (ACN), and other solventsAlso resistant to the last generation of safer, non-toxic, xylene alternatives/substitutesCompatible with manual and automated slide processing systemsSuitable for labeling components in laboratories, industrial settings, and manufacturing, wherever contact with harsh chemicals and solvents may occurXyliFIL™ labels are specially designed for histology (microscope slides) applications that require resistance to various chemicals and conditions associated with common histology preparation, such as xylene, ethanol series, xylene substitutes, histology stains, and high temperature (70°C) treatments. Its permanent adhesive ensures the labels remain affixed, even in the harshest environments. Their uniform material design avoids delamination issues and won't absorb histology stains that can obscure printout and barcodes. Intended for use on flat surfaces, these solvent-resistant labels, along with their printout, can withstand immersion in xylene for up to 5 hours on a microscope slide (thorough testing in end-user application conditions is highly recommended). Resistant as well to long-term exposure and immersion in safer clearing and deparaffinizing xylene substitutes such as EZ Prep, Clearify™, Histo-Clear™, Formula 83™, Pro-Par, and others. XyliFIL labels are also resistant to solvents, industrial thinners, flux, oils, grease, degreasers, gasoline, as well as other chemicals and solvents. In addition, they resist continuous wiping and rubbing with alcohol- and alkyl chloride-based surface sanitizing wipes. Compatible with all major commercially thermal-transfer barcode printers, these chemical-resistant Histology -grade labels can be printed with alphanumeric text, 1D and 2D barcodes, and serialized numbers using recommended XAR-class of chemical-resistant ribbons for maximum solvent resistance and data integrity.