Example Label and Dimensions

We have a full range of colours and thicknesses

UV-resistant acrylic based laminate labels for both indoor and outdoor applications

• Labels are engraved and will be legible for 20+ years.
• Tested to an equivalent of 5 years of outdoor usage without visual change of product color or surface appearance.
• Labels are scored (rather than cut through) arranged in cards that are easy to snap, this way you won't lose any!

We specialise in laser engraved traffolyte (UV-resistant acrylic 2-ply based laminate) for both indoor and outdoor applications. We supply engraved acrylic labels for domestic, industrial and commercial companies. Our specifications are engineered to comply with major Oil and Gas standards.

Engraved acrylic labels are UV stable and can be supplied in thicknesses of 0.7mm, 1.6mm (standard) or 3.2mm. We can obtain almost any color laminate combination, simply email us for the full list.

Technical Data Sheet Material Data Sheet

Alternatively email us a spreadsheet with the basic details to sales@plastictags.com.au.

2-ply acrylic/plastic engraved labels are also referred to as:

• Lamacoid (lamicoid)
• Traffolyte (traffolite)
• Engraved Plates
• Plastic Laminate Labels
• Acrylic Laminate Labels
• Legend plates

Explanation of procedure ISO 4892 (international standard)
This part of ISO 4892 specifies procedures whereby material samples are exposed to UV fluorescent lamp radiation,
heat and humidity under controlled conditions. This simulates the weathering effects that occur under real-live
conditions when materials are exposed to UV radiation and weather conditions.
Details of test procedure:
— Artificial weathering of samples with UV fluorescent lamps according to ISO 4892-3
— Method A, Cycle No. 1: Weathering with UVA-340 lamps
— Stress cycle with temperature control by a black panel sensor
— Stress period: 8 h dry, 4 h condensation
— Lamp type: UVA-340 (Type 1A)
— Irradiance: 0.76 W/(m² x nm) (at 340nm)
— Black panel temperature: dry: 60±3°C; condensation: 50±3°C
— Three testing cycles, total testing period: 1200 hours