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.

Responding to global challenges: The high threshold of salt spray testing industry

Salt spray testing is an accelerated evaluation method that simulates the corrosion caused by the marine atmospheric environment to products and materials. Different industries have established their own technical barriers based on their harsh application scenarios.

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Automobile and parts industry

Complying with ASTM B117 and major OEM standards (such as GMW14872), testing duration typically ranges from 48 to 200 hours.

After testing, the label itself must remain legible.

The label's adhesion and corrosion resistance must remain unchanged, ensuring absolute reliability throughout the vehicle's lifecycle.

New energy photovoltaic field

PV panels, junction boxes, and brackets are exposed to sunlight, rain, salt spray, and other weathering conditions for extended periods. Testing is often based on IEC 60068-2-52 or ISO 9227 standards, requiring labels to be free of whitening, blurring, or peeling after testing. Traceability must be guaranteed for at least 25 years of outdoor service life.

Our solution: TDR345 resin ribbon

Excellent chemical resistance

The special modified resin-based ink formula is used, which is extremely inert to salt spray, acid, alkali, alcohol, etc., and can effectively block the penetration of corrosive media, ensuring that the logo body will not be blurred, discolored, or faded after testing.

Extremely strong adhesion

The unique coating technology and wide printing temperature window enable it to remain unchanged on a variety of industrial labels (such as PET, PE, PP, and PVC), and will not turn white or fall off after salt spray erosion.

Excellent environmental durability

It is not only resistant to salt spray, but also has excellent resistance to ultraviolet rays (UV), scratches, high and low temperature, and can easily cope with long-term outdoor sunlight, wind and rain erosion, and temperature changes, ensuring the clarity of the sign throughout its life cycle.

Choose TDR345, choose absolute reliability

TDR345 is more than just a ribbon; it's a vital component of your product quality system. It's suitable for the most demanding industries and applications, including: New energy vehicle components (batteries, motors, and electronic controls); Outdoor electronic and electrical equipment; Photovoltaic, wind power, and other new energy facilities; Large-scale equipment manufacturing; High-end tools and equipment; and more.

Take action now and give your products the label information of "high-end manufacturing" and "indestructible"!

If you're striving to improve product reliability in harsh environments or struggling with label detachment, TDR345 is the ideal solution. Choose Todaytec TDR345 for absolute reliability.

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