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The UL 94 VTM-0 Standard provides a method for rating the ignition characteristics of plastic materials. CILS International have 2 labels that are UL94 VTM-0 rated and are used heavily in the automotive, railway, marine, military and avia...

A common question we get asked is 'do we have a catalogue?' This blog post explains the reasons why CILS International doesn't have a catalogue and what the benefits of this are for our customers.

Incorporate the UL Mark into your existing design.

We reviewed our customer’s typical requirements for products and component labels that needed UL 969 approved labels and then created a UL approved label product offering of 48 different label constructions to cover the majority of custom...

Using computer printable 2ml cryovials labels instead of handwritten labels offers a more durable and manageable label identification solution for new clinical trials.

Make sure your labels are durable enough to withstand your autoclave and sterilisation processes.

We recently worked with a manufacturer of air purifiers who was going through the UL process and needed design assistance to create the label artwork.

PCB’s are getting smaller and more populated as engineers cram more technology into a smaller space to meet industry demands.

Labelling Avionics LRU’s (Line Replacement Units) is a great example of where durable labels and print versatility is required to create a cost-effective Avionics LRU label solution.

It has never been easier or more economical to print your own asset tags using a thermal transfer printer. All you need to print asset labels is a thermal transfer printer and basic software to be able to start printing onto your labels.

In our second video of our UL video series we discuss what a UL file and yellow card refer to.

This is the first video in our short series of UL videos. In this video we focus on the basics of UL 969 for labels, shed light on the differences between PGJI2 (USA), PGJI8 (Canada), PGDQ2 (US) & PGDQ8 (Canada) category codes.