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The TEMPIL 26261 is a single-rating temperature indicating label designed to give technicians a fast, visual confirmation that a surface has reached a critical threshold temperature. The label activates at 99 degrees C (210 degrees F), providing a permanent, irreversible indication once that temperature is met. At 0.5 inches tall and 1 inch wide, the label is compact enough for tight installations and readable at a glance. Each package contains 210 labels. HVAC technicians, refrigeration mechanics, electricians, and industrial maintenance professionals rely on temperature indicating labels to verify heat exposure on components, piping, enclosures, and equipment surfaces without the need for a separate instrument read.
These labels are suited for use across a wide range of surface materials and environments. They adhere to metal, plastic, glass, rubber, wood, ceramic, concrete, and stone surfaces, making them practical for diverse field and shop applications. Common use cases include monitoring pipe temperatures during soldering or brazing operations, verifying heat soak on electrical enclosures, tracking temperature exposure on HVAC components during commissioning, and providing documentation of thermal events on equipment surfaces in residential and commercial settings.
Designed for use on a broad range of surface materials including metal, plastic, glass, rubber, wood, ceramic, concrete, and stone in residential, commercial, and light industrial applications.
Surface should be clean, dry, and free of oils or loose debris before applying the label to ensure proper adhesion. Press the label firmly to the surface at the intended monitoring point prior to any heat-generating operation. Once the activation temperature is reached, the indication is permanent and the label should not be relied upon for subsequent measurements on a new thermal cycle. Application and interpretation of temperature indicating labels on energized or pressurized systems should follow applicable safety procedures and local codes.
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