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6M-LABELS
Non-Reversible, Six Point Horizontal Temperature Label
Models In Stock
- Six temperature points on each label
- 6MA - 10°F between each rating
- 6MB - 25°F between each rating
- Actual size: 1.3' x 0.4' (32 x 10 mm)
6M-LABELS
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Product Overview
- Additional Features 1 New Design
- Dual true
- Form factor Strip with 6 Dots in line
- Height 10 mm
- Indicating Window Height 0.4 mm
- Indicating Window Length 3 mm
- Length 32 mm
- Number of Temperature Points 6
- Response Time 1 sec
- Reversible/Non Reversible Non-Reversible
- Series ID 6M-LABELS
Supported Applications
The Omega Non-Reversible, Six Point Horizontal Temperature Label series (6M-LABELS) provides visual temperature monitoring for surfaces. These labels are designed to indicate when a specific maximum temperature has been reached by changing color permanently at designated points.
Operating Conditions & Performance
The 6M-LABELS series features six distinct horizontal indicator points on each label, allowing users to track multiple temperature thresholds simultaneously. As non-reversible indicators, the labels provide a permanent record of exposure once the setpoint is exceeded.
Temperature Setpoints
- Series 6MA: Available in single-point configurations with setpoints at 100/38°C (°F), 130/54°C (°F), 160/71°C (°F), 190/88°C (°F), and 220/104°C (°F).
- Series 6MB: Available in single-point configurations with setpoints at 100/38°C (°F) and 175/79°C (°F).
Note: The part numbers reflect the specific temperature rating for each variant. For example, model 6MA-A-250/121 indicates a setpoint of 250°F / 121°C.
Response Characteristics
- Indicator Type: Six-point horizontal array per label.
- Reversibility: Non-reversible (permanent color change upon activation).
Configuration Options
The series is offered in two primary model families, 6MA and 6MB, distinguished by their available temperature ranges. Variants are identified by specific part numbers that encode the setpoint value.
Model Families
- 6MA Series: Covers a range of temperatures from 100/38°C (°F) up to 250/121°C (°F).
- 6MB Series: Includes setpoints at 100/38°C (°F) and 175/79°C (°F).
Part Number Structure
Each SKU follows a consistent naming convention where the numeric suffix denotes the temperature rating in Fahrenheit/Celsius. Some variants include additional suffixes such as "-30" or "-100", which correspond to specific packaging or configuration options listed in the part number.
Key Product Differences
The primary distinction between products in this series is the temperature setpoint indicated by the numeric portion of the model code. The 6MA family offers a broader selection of higher-temperature ratings compared to the 6MB family, which focuses on lower-to-mid-range thresholds.
Available Setpoints
- Low Range: 100/38°C (°F)
- Middle Range: 130/54°C (°F), 160/71°C (°F), 175/79°C (°F), 190/88°C (°F)
- High Range: 220/104°C (°F), 250/121°C (°F)
All variants in the 6M-LABELS series utilize a six-point horizontal layout to display temperature history.
Show Ratings & Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Andy P from
Right tool for the job
I purchased these to monitor axle temperature at the brake section on industrial wheel loaders, (we suspected over heating issue).
I spoke with a representative, before purchase, and gain confidence in the product prior to purchase.
These have performed well and provide the information i required without have to baby sit the unit to capture the data I needed.
I highly recommend these and will be purchasing them and like products from Omega in the future.
Date published: 2016-03-25
Rated 5 out of
5
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Terry99 from
They place easly
I just bought them and installed them on my radios. They stuck to the nickel plating. I wish they were serialized these to insure no one buys replaces one that have been abused by not cooling the power amplifier. My warranty depends on proper cooling.
Date published: 2016-10-11
Can these labels get wet? If so how much is acceptable? (ex. okay in rain, or can be submerged.)
Thank you for your inquiry! These labels are not intended to get wet and should not be used in such applications
Date published: 2021-04-25
What does it mean when a temperature point has some gray streaking, but does not full turn color? Thanks!
Thank you for your inquiry. The temperature point needs to turn fully dark/black to indicate that the temperature has been reached.
Date published: 2024-02-07