Description
How to read K-LABEL
K-LABEL Basic displays three separate squares of thermographic ink that which will permanently change colour when they reach a specific temperature.
Using K-LABEL Basic for normal roto-grades of polyethylene, correct cure will be indicated when the bottom two squares have turned from white to black. This indicates that a peak internal mould air temperature of 204℃ has been reached. If no squares, or only one square, of ink has changed colour, the part will probably be under-cured. If all three squares have changed colour, the part will probably be over-cured.
K-LABEL Advanced comes with eight squares of thermographic ink. The advanced label provides a much wider range of measurement allowing for more precise control. It will also accommodate cure of other polymer grades.