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Case Study: Using Freeze Watch to Monitor Transportation of Paint
Transporting paint requires careful temperature monitoring to ensure product integrity. Exposure to freezing temperatures can cause irreversible damage to paint, such as solidification or separation of its components. This not only alters the paint's texture but also reduces its effectiveness, making it unusable for construction or artistic applications. This case study explains how the Freeze Watch indicator is an innovative solution that helps mitigate these risks.
- Tim Arrowsmith
Product Release: 3M Freeze Watch is back
The 3M™ Freeze Watch™ Indicator is back! Relaunching this April, this industry-leading temperature monitoring solution is now manufactured in the same facility that produced its original glass ampoules, using 3M's trusted production equipment. Orders are open now for delivery in just four weeks! Take advantage of global shipping to ensure your temperature-sensitive goods remain protected wherever they need to go.
- Tim Arrowsmith
Technical Bulletin: Validate Laundry Temperatures in High-Risk Food Production
Maintaining impeccable laundry hygiene is paramount in high-risk food production environments. Inadequate wash temperatures can fail to eliminate harmful bacteria, posing a significant threat to food safety and public health. In this bulletin we explain the benefits of using temperature sensitive labels to validate laundry temperatures.- Tim Arrowsmith
Hot Surfaces, Cool Solution: Indicator Labels Prevent Burns
In winter, burn risks lurk in hot workplaces, homes & care facilities. Traditional methods like touch or sight fail, putting children, seniors, and those with sensory impairments at risk. This article explains the benefits of using self-adhesive temperature sensitive labels that change colour when surfaces get too hot.- Tim Arrowsmith
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