PCB (Printed Circuit Board) labels are specialized labels designed for use in the electronics industry, particularly for marking and identifying components on printed circuit boards. These labels are engineered to withstand the unique conditions encountered during the manufacturing, assembly, and use of electronic devices.
PCB labels typically have specific characteristics:
Durability: They are made to endure the various processes involved in electronics manufacturing, such as soldering, cleaning, and potentially exposure to chemicals or extreme temperatures.
Adhesive Properties: PCB labels often have adhesives that can withstand the conditions within electronic devices without degrading or losing their stickiness.
Size and Precision: Given the small size of electronic components and circuit boards, these labels are often small and require precision in printing and application to ensure accurate identification without interfering with the functionality of the components.
These labels commonly contain important information such as part numbers, serial numbers, barcodes, or other identifying details necessary for assembly, testing, and maintenance of electronic devices. They help in organizing and tracking components during the manufacturing process and can also serve as a reference for troubleshooting or repairs later in the product’s lifecycle.
