Marking and Labeling System Materials		MH10170
Guide Information
FLEXCON CO INC
FLEXCON CO INC
DPM-PC, DPM-PCS
Pressure-sensitive unprinted label stocks

Application Surface	Max Temp (°C)	Min Temp (°C)	Indoor Use	Outdoor Use	Additional Conditions
Aluminum	150	-40	Yes	Yes	O, G, C
Glass	150	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Acrylic paint	125	-40	Yes	Yes	O, G
Alkyd paint	125	-40	Yes	Yes	O, G
Epoxy paint	125	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Epoxy powder paint	125	-40	Yes	No	O, C
Epoxy/Urethane powder paint	125	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Galvanized steel	125	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Polyester paint	125	-40	Yes	Yes	O, G
Polyester powder paint	125	-40	Yes	Yes	C
Porcelain	125	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Stainless steel	125	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Melamine	100	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Nylon - Polyamide	100	-40	Yes	Yes	O, G
Phenolic - Phenol Formaldehyde	100	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene	80	-40	Yes	Yes	O, G, C
Polybutylene terephthalate	80	-40	Yes	Yes	O
Polycarbonate	80	-40	Yes	Yes	C
Polyethylene	80	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Polyphenylene oxide/ether	80	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Polypropylene	80	-	Yes	No	O, G, C
Polystyrene	80	-40	Yes	Yes	O
Polyvinyl chloride	80	-40	Yes	Yes	-
Unsaturated polyester - thermoset	80	-40	Yes	Yes	-

NOTE -	(1) The following alternate nomenclature may be used: "BBS" or "BB Stainless", "C" or "Clear", "CM" or "Clear Matte", "FC" or "Frosty Clear", "G" or "Gold", "RBBS" or "RBB Stainless", "S" or "Silver", "SM" or "Silver Matte", "THRMFLM" or "THERMLfilm", "TMP" or "TMPRK" or "TAMPERmark", "W" or "White". (2) Additional characters may be added to the end of the label designation indicating the type of release liner used unless a specific release liner is indicated. (3) Model designations may or may not include hyphens, apostrophes, single quotes, or dashes as part of the nomenclature. (4) In specific product designations the symbol---X is replaced by a word or characters which represent a specific color. And the symbol--XX is replaced by a word or numerical characters which identify a holographic pattern or image.
C -	Occasional exposure to Cooking Oil (room temp).
G -	Occasional exposure to Gasoline splashing.
O -	Occasional exposure to Lubricating Oil.

Report Date:	1997-02-27	© 2026 UL Solutions
Last Revised:	2012-02-09