Technical data

100 degree Celsius and also be frozen. The reading range is very good. Due to their small
size, laundry buttons work well with Velcro detachable marks, for instance to tag
medication packages (see below).
5.1.4.4. Velcro points (TAGVEL)
Can be used very well with small buttons (TAGLA1).
Diameter 13 mm.
This is not a tag itself; instead, use Velcro points to use tags unlimited times
on multiple objects. Velcro points consist of a soft part (loop point) and a hard
part (hook point). Stick the hook point on the tag and the loop point on the
object to tag, for example a medication box. Upon finishing of the medication,
detach first the tag together with the hook point and then dispose of the box with the loop
point. You can re-use the tag by simply putting it on another object again with a Velcro loop
point.
5.1.4.5. Tag in credit card sized format (TAGCC1)
Dimension 85 by 54 mm.
This type has an excellent reading range of up to 4 cm
because of its big size. This card works very well to mark
folder backs and to insert it into envelopes or pockets.
5.1.4.6. Metal proof button with hole in middle (TAGRO2)
Diameter 32 mm, size 7 mm.
This button works also on metal. It can be attached easily to mid sized
objects with a rubber band, for instance a can of beans.
5.1.4.7. Tag for CD's and DVD's (TAGCD1), sticker
Diameter 35 mm, with hole in the middle
As the name suggests this tag is to label CD‘s and DVD‘s. You stick the tag directly on the
disk on its top side. This is the side without thinning around the center, unlike the bottom
side. Do not stick anything on the bottom side. Also, never put anything outside the center.
Objects put off-centric will make the disk run noncircular, which could seriously damage
your CD drive. To put a tag properly in the center of a disc, release the
tag from its carrier tape and put it onto your small finger, with the sticking
side away from your hand. Now put the disc with its top side first onto
this finger and stick the tag onto it. To finish, flatten the tag with your
thumb. Please do this sticking process very carefully. Any attempt to
release a tag from a CD will most certainly destroy the tag.
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