high temp label-nameplate material

[petepaz]

anyone know of a material that will with stand 800 degrees of heat. my customer needs service labels for there industrial kitchen equipment.

 

[signage]

Pete are these going inside of the equipment? If so they will also need to be FDA approved.

 

[Gino]

900º paint.

 

[petepaz]

not sure where they are putting them but she said it had to be able to take at least 500 degrees . i found a 3M adhesive i can use i am checking with my plastic and metal suppliers for some temp specs on their materials
thanks

 

[Fastsigns2041]

Tungsten should work well.

 

[rjssigns]

Stainless(11-CR-Cb or 18 SR) or Sandvik's 253 MA or Inconel.

I used to build industrial pollution control equipment in a former life.lol I learned a lot about high heat/corrosion resistant products.

The 253 MA is amazing just not sure how you would get small quantities.

 

[petepaz]

thanks for the help but doesn't matter because the customer has requirements that they don't want to pay for. i quoted the job w/ 3m high temp adhesive and .008 alum. (dye and seal) too expensive they said. well the normal $100 roll of labels isn't going to hold up to the conditions where you want to use it sorry.

 

[CanuckSigns]

lol!

classic, I love when customers have hi specs and low budgets...