Will it withstand freezing temperatures...need to add labels on frozen items
1532473
They will work on frozen items. It depends on the freezer, however. If the freezer has a lot of humidity inside, and it has a defrost cycle, the labels may eventually start softening up and getting wet. I use various types of labels but I label the item first, then use plastic wrap. I've used masking tape, disintegrating food safe labels, as well as avery labels. As long as I keep them under a layer of plastic, they've worked fine. If you're unsure, your best bet may be just buying a small pack of labels and testing them out prior to investing in the printer.
1177164
we used to store for days in the freezer with no problem. The only issue we have is that they are pretty fragile - one drop on the floor and they will be done. I have re-ordered though overall satisfied.
1096063
These jars are marketed as canning jars, so they should be able to withstand extreme heat. I do not think you could use them from frozen to heat without thawing first, but I think freezing should be OK too. Just be careful of the temperature transition.
546200
I don't know why it wouldn't, it holds up well out here in AZ. Heat doesn't bother it. I don't know about freezing winters, might need to store it, or just cover it.
1693951
I wouldn't recommend it. The coating seems more like a polyurethane glaze and, unless it was submerged in the stuff, I doubt that the metal is impervious to the cold and moisture in a freezer. I would recommend something made of rubber, coated with an epoxy substance or a freezer-suitable plastic for such use.
163261
I haven't put it in the freezer, but it is very very durable. It will only crack after years of use.
535013
just put your frozen item on the tray ... if you wish, warm the tray first with warm water
1310420
I haven't done it, but my best guess is you shouldn't freeze it. The plastic is very hard and inflexible, and freezing water expands. Having said that, I should add that I've dropped mine (full and empty) several times onto hard surfaces without damage.
1151527
I have never had it freeze on me, but I would say it should be good. Ya might want to contact the manufacturer.
2104585
It's not like an ice pack material. But I guess it can be frozen to a very low temperature.it's actually made of rubber. This is a good product, you won't regret buying this :)
113756
No. It is not designed for freezing. Also the metal locking parts may become very brittle. Try a softer plastic designed for freezing.
1267328
I recommend you put the gasket on to the container prior to freezing. I found it can be hard to work with the frozen canister, but when it is room-temperature it is not an issue.
1889899
depending on the size you order, the chances of it freezing are not great, they pack it with alot of insulating packaging, but it won't be harmed by freezing as I have left my small one in the car by accident on extremely cold days and it was not affected by being frozen.
251768
if it is going to freeze yes. Other wise it is probably a good idea even if it doesn't freeze.
448154
I haven't run the gun whilst frozen, but I have it on many pieces in the garage and it does get a bit thicker when cold. Not gummy, just thicker. this stuff is amazing, imo
683954
I don't know if these labels will stick to freezer containers, it is not something my husband or I have tried. Seems if the surface is not really smooth the labels won't stick too well. You could see if there are labels that are meant for using on butcher paper you might be able to use that material in the label maker, but I honestly don't know if this will work or not. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
969161
Tina; As far as I know there is no way to keep things from freezing. If you have a way to put it some place warmer because it keeps things 30-40 degrees cooler than the outside temps, that may help.