Freezer labels AVERY L7976-25 99.1 x 67.7 mm white cold-resistant paper

AVERY L7976-25 freezer labels are white, cold-resistant paper labels sized 99.1 x 67.7 mm designed for reliable adhesion and legibility in low-temperature environments. These labels are intended for marking products and organizing items stored in freezers, combining a paper surface suitable for printing and handwriting with an adhesive formulated to remain effective at freezing temperatures.

Advantages

These freezer labels provide consistent adhesion on cold and frosty surfaces while remaining easy to print on with compatible thermal transfer or laser printers and to write on with standard pens or markers. The white surface ensures clear contrast for text and barcodes, improving readability and scanning reliability. The material balance between paper printability and cold resistance delivers a practical solution where standard labels may fail in subzero conditions.

Suitable for

• Labeling frozen food packages and portions
• Organizing laboratory samples and biological materials in freezers
• Inventory marking in commercial freezer storage
• Cold-chain shipping identification

Key specifications

• Label color: white
• Material: cold-resistant paper
• Label size: 99.1 x 67.7 mm
• Surface: printable and writable
• Adhesive: designed for low-temperature adhesion

How to use

For best results, ensure the surface is clean and dry before application; remove loose frost or ice to improve contact. Print labels using a compatible printer setting for paper labels or write directly with permanent markers or ballpoint pens for legible results. Apply the label smoothly, pressing from one edge to the other to eliminate air pockets. Allow printed ink to dry where applicable before placing items into the freezer to avoid smudging.

Recommendations

Store label sheets in a cool, dry place before use. Test adhesion on a sample surface and verify printer settings for optimal print quality. When labeling items for long-term frozen storage or critical samples, consider using a protective overlabel or covering to prevent abrasion and ensure prolonged legibility.