PCB LABELS FOR PRECISE AND DURABLE CIRCUIT BOARD IDENTIFICATION
PCB labels are identification labels specially designed for printed circuit boards and electronic components for traceability throughout the entire production process. Resistant to high soldering temperatures and cleaning solvents, in polyimide and other heat-resistant materials, printable with thermal transfer printers from Brady and ProLabel.
PCB Labels assortment
PCB labels for printed circuit board and electronic component identification
PCB labels are specially designed identification labels for marking printed circuit boards and electronic components. They provide traceability throughout the entire production process: from component storage through assembly and soldering to final assembly and service. Accurate PCB identification is essential for quality control, revision and regulatory compliance in the electronics industry.
Available in special material grades resistant to high temperatures and solvents from the soldering process.
Technical features of PCB labels
PCB labels from Brady and ProLabel are available in polyimide and other heat-resistant materials for use before and after the soldering process. Resistant to soldering temperatures, cleaning solvents and flux. Available in small formats for miniaturising PCB designs, printable with thermal transfer printers for sharp barcodes and serial numbers.
Available with and without UL certification for applications with standard requirements.
Applications of PCB labels
PCB labels are used for serial number and batch identification on printed circuit boards, component identification for quality control, tracking through the production line and traceability data in accordance with IPC standards for the electronics industry. Indispensable in production environments with strict traceability requirements.
Also see inspection labels and other labels and tags from Nedelko.
Why PCB labels from Nedelko?
Nedelko supplies PCB labels from Brady and ProLabel in certified grades for the most demanding electronics production environments, including advice on the correct label choice for your specific soldering process.