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Cold-Chain Solutions
Refrigerated Product
Labels
Cold-Applied, Moisture-Resistant Labels Engineered for Continuous
Refrigeration
In cold-chain distribution, standard labels fail. Condensation causes delamination, low
temperatures prevent adhesive activation, and moisture exposure destroys print quality.
ASAS Label engineers refrigerated product labels specifically for the demanding thermal
and humidity challenges of chilled and frozen food distribution—from blast freezer to retail
refrigeration.
Standard label adhesives require 15°C minimum surface temperature for proper wet-out
and bond formation. Refrigerated products demand specialized chemistry.
Freezer-Grade Adhesives
Ultra-low temperature performance
Cold-applied capability: Bonds to surfaces as low as -10°C
Ultra-low temperature: Maintains adhesion down to -40°C
storage
Flash-freeze performance: Withstands rapid temperature
drops without delamination
Blast freezer tested: Proven in -35°C shock freezing
environments
Refrigerated-Grade Adhesives
Chilled application performance
Chilled application: 0°C to 5°C surface temperatures
Condensation resistance: Adhesion through moisture cycling
Cold-room performance: Reliable application in refrigerated
packaging areas
Temperature fluctuation: Stable through distribution
temperature variations
Peel adhesion: Minimum 12 N/25mm at -18°C (tested per FINAT FTM 1)
Tack development: Immediate bond formation despite cold surfaces
Aging performance: No adhesive degradation through 24-month refrigerated
shelf life
Migration resistance: FDA-compliant for direct food contact
Trust Signals:
✓
Tested through 50+ condensation cycles
✓
Peel adhesion >12 N/25mm at -18°C
✓
FDA-compliant materials
✓
MVTR <5 g/m²/24hr moisture barrier
Moisture & Condensation Resistance
Products moving from cold storage to ambient conditions
encounter condensation as water vapor condenses on cold
surfaces. Labels must survive continuous condensation cycles.
Continuous Condensation Cycles
Cold to ambient transitions - Multiple daily temperature changes in
retail display
Surface moisture accumulation - Water droplets forming on label
surface
High humidity environments - 85-95% RH in refrigerated cases
Defrost cycles - Automated refrigeration defrosting creating water
exposure