What is the high or low temperature resistance of PET thermosensitive silver paper?

PET thermosensitive silver paper performs well in both high and low temperature resistance.

High temperature resistance

PET thermosensitive silver paper has good high temperature resistance. Generally speaking, it can withstand high temperatures ranging from 100 degrees Celsius to 180 degrees Celsius, but its specific temperature resistance performance may be affected by various factors such as material thickness, production process, and usage environment. Under normal conditions, PET thermosensitive silver paper can maintain good stability and performance, and is not easily deformed or damaged due to high temperatures. This makes it very suitable for applications that require maintaining label integrity in high-temperature environments, such as air conditioning, refrigerators, computers, and fixed asset management labels in the electronic home appliance industry.

low temperature resistance

PET thermosensitive silver paper also has excellent low-temperature resistance. It can be used at low temperatures up to -70 ℃ (some say it can reach as low as -196 ℃, but the specific range of low temperature resistance may vary depending on the product) without embrittlement or cracking. This makes PET thermosensitive silver paper an ideal label material for low-temperature environments such as frozen storage, liquid nitrogen treatment, and ultra-low temperature freezing applications. In these applications, labels need to withstand extreme temperature changes, while PET thermosensitive silver paper can maintain the clarity, readability, and durability of its label content.

Comprehensive evaluation

In summary, PET thermosensitive silver paper performs well in both high and low temperature resistance, and can meet the needs of various harsh environments. Its special material and coating design give it high strength, toughness, and wear resistance, while also being able to resist damage to labels from high and low temperatures. Therefore, PET thermosensitive silver paper has been widely used in various industries such as electronics, home appliances, automobiles, chemicals, jewelry, etc., and has become an indispensable label material.