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Time & Temperature Sensitive Labels
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PH-413009 | 4 1/4" x 4 1/4" | "Time And Temperature Sensitive" | 500 |
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Time and temperature sensitive labels give handlers a general warning that the shipment's timing and temperature conditions matter. They are useful when the detailed storage range or packout instructions are communicated elsewhere but the outer package still needs a prominent temperature-sensitivity message. Unlike a “Keep Frozen,” “Refrigerate Upon Arrival” or “Protect From Freezing” label, this message does not prescribe one storage condition. It simply alerts handlers that time and temperature matter to the shipment. That makes it useful when the detailed storage range or packout instructions are communicated elsewhere—such as on the product label, shipping documents, validated packout instructions or customer receiving procedure—while the outer carton still needs a highly visible temperature-sensitivity warning. The label does not monitor temperature, record an excursion or maintain the package environment. Temperature indicators, data loggers, insulation, refrigerants and validated packaging serve those separate functions. If the handling instruction is known and simple, a more specific message can be clearer. Packaging HERO also offers Climate Labels for messages such as Keep Frozen, Freeze Upon Arrival, Keep Refrigerated, Refrigerate Upon Arrival and Protect From Freezing. Choose a format large enough for the warning to stay visible on the package while leaving room for carrier labels, documentation and any more specific handling instructions. No. Time And Temperature Sensitive is a general warning; more specific climate labels can state actions such as Keep Frozen, Protect From Freezing or Refrigerate Upon Arrival. No. It is a printed handling warning, not a temperature indicator, data logger or monitoring device. No. It is a printed handling warning, not a temperature indicator or logger. We can help you choose between the Time And Temperature Sensitive label and the more specific climate-handling messages.Time & Temperature Sensitive Shipping Labels
Use It When the Shipment Needs a General Temperature-Sensitivity Flag
When a More Specific Climate Label Is Better
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose a time-and-temperature label format?
Is this the same as a Keep Frozen or Refrigerate label?
Does this label monitor the shipment temperature?
Does this label show whether a temperature excursion occurred?
Need a General or Specific Temperature Message?
