Electric

The labeling of both household appliances and microelectronic products directly impacts their entire lifecycle management. QR codes and batch numbers printed on microelectronic products within millimeter-scale spaces must withstand the high temperatures of reflow soldering and chemical cleaning processes. The resistance and durability of critical information—including RoHS markings, component, production and certification markings—are therefore of paramount importance.

Relevant Application Scenarios

Home Appliances+

Electronic Component Identification+

Product Nameplate+

Electric industry
Limiting considerations for ribbon usage include:

260℃ reflow soldering high temperature

Flux chemical residues

0.15mm micro character accuracy

UV sun exposure

Todaytec provides UL certification support for related products to ensure compliance with global electronic product labeling regulations and assist in the full life cycle management of products in the electrical and electronics industry.

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Cases

Conquering Harsh Environments | TDR345 Passes Multiple Salt Spray Tests, Empowering New Energy and High-End Manufacturing

In the field of industrial identification, clear codes, barcodes, and information are the cornerstones of product traceability, quality control, and lifecycle management. However, for products exposed to highly corrosive environments (such as those in the automotive, photovoltaic, offshore, or specific industrial environments), traditional identification often faces severe challenges. Salt spray corrosion can cause label information to become blurred or fall off, resulting in the loss of traceability information and posing significant quality risks and operational costs.

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