Durable labels that perform in any condition, stay secured to any surface, and maintain perfect clarity every step of the way.
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Not all labels are created equally. How they are constructed, printed, and finished can make a big difference in how they perform.
See how we approach custom label converting: computype.com/label-converti…
Labeling a sample that is already frozen can be a little tricky. Frost, moisture, and a frozen surface can make it harder for a label to stick.
Here are a few tips we’ve learned for labeling frozen cryovials without having to thaw your samples. computype.com/blog/labeling-…
Microplate labels need to withstand chemicals, cold storage, and automated handling. Our durable barcode labels are made to fit your plates and lab conditions.
Request free samples to test in your lab: computype.com/microplate-lab…
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🔹 Quality and Regulatory Compliance Specialist
🔹 Machine Operator - Flexographic Machine (1st and 2nd shift)
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Computype can customize the size and placement of 2D Data Matrix barcodes on the top, bottom, or side of your tubes and vials, making it easier for your equipment to scan samples without extra handling.
➡️ See Custom Barcode Labels: computype.com/barcode-labels…
Longitudinal studies can generate dozens of specimens and aliquots from one participant. Keeping every sample connected over time takes a clear labeling strategy.
See what goes into reliable sample tracking: computype.com/blog/keeping-s…
Cryo labels need to last as long as your samples do. Ours stay attached and readable from −80°C freezers to liquid nitrogen at −196°C.
➡️ Request a free sample and test them yourself. computype.com/cryogenic-samp…
Once a sample goes into frozen storage, its label needs to stay with it. Our cryo labels stay attached and readable from −80°C freezers to liquid nitrogen at −196°C. Test them yourself. Request a free sample:
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If you're near the Twin Cities area, join us on October 15 at our Computype facility for a free lab automation happy hour from 5:30-7:30 PM. Register here: eventbrite.com/e/the-minne-t…
Most labels aren’t made to stick to a vial that’s already frozen. Our cryo labels can be applied directly to frozen tubes at −80°C without thawing the sample first. Watch this video to see how they work. youtu.be/4YVciQScpNc
If your lab works with aliquots, more tubes can quickly mean more labels, more data, and more room for error. We help labs keep every aliquot clearly identified with labeling solutions built for small tubes.
➡️ Read the guide: computype.com/blog/aliquot-l…
When thousands of assets are moving through a complex operation, clear identification matters. AutoStar Transport Express, shares what their team has learned about barcode tracking and documentation.
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Single cell sequencing is incredibly precise. Sample tracking needs to keep up. As one sample becomes many, keeping every tube, aliquot and plate connected gets complicated fast.
See how to manage sample traceability: computype.com/blog/managing-…
Sustainability is more than a goal at Computype. It’s something we’re putting into action. We recently earned our highest EcoVadis score yet with a 65 and a Bronze rating. See what we’re doing: computype.com/sustainability…
What’s the best way to barcode your laboratory tubes?
Print labels on demand, use preprinted labels, or have tubes arrive already barcoded?
We break down when each approach makes sense and what to consider when choosing the right workflow for your lab. computype.com/blog/best-way-…
Labeling small diameter tubes isn't as easy as it looks. When space is limited, every detail matters, from barcode size to label placement. Our latest blog shares what to consider before choosing a labeling solution. Take a look: computype.com/blog/how-to-la…
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Hand applying barcode labels to microplates takes time, and inconsistent placement can interrupt automated workflows. Pre-barcoded microplates help your team spend less time preparing plates and more time on research. Learn more: computype.com/labware-prep-s…
Building a laboratory barcode system? Download our free guide to learn barcode best practices, improve traceability, support automation, and create labels that scan reliably. computype.com/laboratory-bar…
