Tempil 26268 Temperature Indicating Label 280F 138C 210-pack

Product Description

The TEMPIL 26268 is a single-rating temperature indicating label designed to provide a clear, permanent visual record of whether a surface has reached a critical threshold temperature of 280 degrees F (138 degrees C). When the target temperature is met or exceeded, the label changes appearance, giving technicians a reliable at-a-glance confirmation without the need for a probe or meter. Each label measures 1 inch wide by 0.5 inches tall, making it compact enough for use on small components and tight spaces. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and industrial service professionals use these labels to monitor heat exposure on equipment surfaces during operation or testing.

These labels are suited for a wide range of residential and commercial service applications where surface temperature verification is required. The 280 degrees F rating makes them appropriate for monitoring motor housings, electrical enclosures, pipe surfaces, heat exchangers, and other components where thermal limits are critical to safe operation. Their multi-surface adhesion capability supports use across diverse jobsite conditions.

Key Features

• Single-rating threshold at 280 degrees F (138 degrees C) for clear pass/fail temperature indication
• Compact 1 inch wide by 0.5 inch tall format fits small or irregular surfaces
• Adheres to metal, plastic, glass, rubber, wood, ceramic, concrete, and stone surfaces
• Provides a permanent visual record of temperature exposure for documentation or inspection
• Pack of 210 labels supports high-volume field use or shop stock

Compatibility

Designed for use on any clean, dry surface where surface temperature monitoring up to 280 degrees F is required, including metal, plastic, glass, rubber, wood, ceramic, concrete, and stone substrates.

Installation Notes

Labels should be applied by a qualified technician to a clean, dry surface prior to equipment operation or testing. Ensure the surface is free of oils, dust, and moisture before application to achieve proper adhesion. No special tools are required, but surface prep and placement should follow the equipment manufacturer's thermal monitoring guidelines. Do not apply labels to surfaces that are already at or above the rated temperature threshold.