Tamper Evident Security Labels
Tamper resistant or tamper evident security labels are used for protection in various applications. Brady offers a wide variety of label materials in both stock and custom configurations. They can be supplied blank for your print-on-demand needs or with your information preprinted by Brady.
Tamper Evident Metallised Polyester Labels B-438
These Tamper Evident Barcode Labels are made of a silver polyester material with a permanent acrylic adhesive backing. When the label is removed from an asset the checkerboard pattern shown below appears on the asset and the label – preventing reuse of the label.
Destructible Vinyl Labels B-351, Destructible Metallised Polyester B-352
View Technical Data Sheet – B-351 Vinyl Destructible
View Technical Data Sheet – B-352 Metallised Polyester Destructible
Brady B-351, B-352, is designed to fracture easily in order to show signs of product tampering and to prevent one-piece label removal. Use caution when removing from liner as material is fragile.
AquALERT™ Labels B-350
Brady AquALERTTM materials are engineered to provide clear, permanent evidence of water contact. Unlike some materials AquaAlert Label offered for this purpose, AquAlert materials won’t provide a false positive when exposed to atmospheric moisture or heat. And because Brady offers a selection, you won’t be limited to a narrow “one-size-fits-all” solution.
Tamper Evident “VOID” Metallised Polyester Labels B-7576
View Technical Data Sheet
B-7576 is designed to leave a “VOID” footprint when the label is removed. In addition, a “VOID” pattern will appear on the top surface of the label in order to prevent it from being reused. Recommended 24 hour room temperature dwell before removal for full tamper evident performance. The adhesive nature of product does not allow for repositioning and requires minimal handling in order to prevent prematurely exposed VOID pattern.
Custom Tamper-Evident Labels B-367
Brady is now offering a new a customisable polypropylene label material (B-367), designed to leave a unique footprint pattern (i.e. logos, special warning, instructions, etc) when removed.
