TTR printing and labels must be strong and long-lasting due to the demanding conditions of electronics assembly and manufacture. Before the manufacturing process starts, a barcode is attached to the base of a circuit board. It must endure high temperatures and solvents until it is a final product. It is anticipated that a label placed on a light-emitting buoy at sea or on a solar panel in the desert will last harsh weather and environmental conditions for at least ten years. Electronic components must always have barcoded information for production efficiency and product traceability due to just-in-time manufacturing. All labels and printing must be robust enough to support the assembly facility's processing and tracking of each and every component involved in a product's creation from start to finish until it is delivered to the final consumer.

We are happy to certify that all of the thermal transfer materials provided by MNS adhere to current EU Restriction of Hazardous Substances (ROHS) requirements as well as other international guidelines like CE/UL/CSA/JIS for environmental safety and protection.