A high visibility safety tag device including a body member and a safety tag member. The body member including a first adhesive element, an elastic element and a second adhesive element. The first adhesive element including an adhesive mechanism for attachment to an object at a first location, the elastic element including an elastic strap positioned in a vertical orientation along the body of the object with the first adhesive element and the second adhesive element positioned at opposite ends of the elastic element. The second adhesive element including an adhesive mechanism for attachment to the object at a second location which is located at an opposite end from the first location. The safety tag member is attached to the body member and includes a safety tag, and wherein the body member and the attached safety tag member are positioned vertically along the object in a manner such that a part of the device is visible from a front side of the object and a part of the device is visible from a back side of the object.

A tubing marking system is provided primarily for tubing utilized in drip irrigation processes. The tubing marking system includes a tube, a plurality of elongated markings, and a plurality of elongated covers. The tube is preferably made of a flexible material and includes an outer diameter of 0.5 inches or larger. More specifically, the tube is preferably made of polyethylene material. The plurality of elongated markings may be a set of any type of markings that can be easily identified by a user. The plurality of elongated covers may be a set of any type of material able to partially or fully conceal the plurality of elongated markings. When the tubing marking system is in use, at least one cover from the plurality of elongated covers is detached from the tube in order to expose the corresponding marking. This allows one tube to be visually distinguished from another tube.

An arrangement includes a component and a temperature-dependent, first fluorescent dye, which in a first state has a predetermined first color location and in a second state has a predetermined second color location different from the first color location, and which is disposed on the component or integrated in the component in such a way that the luminescent dye, in dependence on a temperature change acting on it, creates an optically recognizable color change from the first color location to the second color location.

An indicator is provided that can couple, without a fastener, to a housing of an industrial device.

Disclosed embodiments may relate to a time-dependent color-changing label for a product. The label may include a first layer comprising a plurality of particles, the particles comprising a time dependent color-changing material that changes color after a predetermined time period, the predetermined time period being greater than one month. The label may also include an attachment structure attaching the first layer to the product. In certain embodiments, the first layer may include a polymer, and the particles may include glass microspheres containing the time-dependent color changing material. The particles may be embedded in the polymer.

One embodiment is an apparatus comprising a transparent film having adhesive material disposed on a first planar surface thereof and a design imprinted on a second planar surface thereof, wherein the second planar surface is opposite the first planar surface and wherein the design comprises a plurality of graphical elements each having an outline therearound in a color that contrasts with a color of the element.

A medication container information concealment system includes a privacy label including a first side and a second side, a backing, and a tabular insert. The backing is configured to be peeled off of the second side and is detachably adhered to the second side. The tabular insert is detachably coupled to the second side via a perforated tab. The tabular insert includes tracking information. In response to a peeling off of the backing from the second side, an entirety of the second side is configured to wrap around and permanently affix to an outer surface of a container. The privacy label is configured to conceal information remaining on the outer surface of the container, leaving a portion of the first side exposed outwardly.

An electronic device may include electrical components and other components mounted within an interior of a housing. The device may have a display on a front face of the device and may have a glass layer that forms part of the housing on a rear face of the device. The glass layer may be provided with regions having different appearances. The regions may be textured, may have coatings such as thin-film interference filter coatings formed from stacks of dielectric material having alternating indices of refraction, may have metal coating layers, and/or may have ink coating layers. Textured surfaces may be formed on thin glass layers and polymer films that are coupled to the glass layer. A glass layer may be formed from a pair of coupled glass layers. The coupled layers may have one or more recesses or other structures to visually distinguish different regions of the glass layer.

The present invention relates to an identification polymer label for inspection and maintenance of parts and an identification method using the same. The present invention provides a durable polymer material label including: a color change layer matrix containing a resin in which a hydrophilic polymer and a hydrophobic polymer are crosslinked; and a pigment layer matrix containing an aqueous pigment in the resin. Due to the stability against discoloration, moisture resistance, and durability of the color change layer matrix and the pigment layer matrix, the polymer label is effective for long-term identification of production information, and waterlogging thereof may be identified. Due to the aqueous fluorescent pigment contained in the pigment layer matrix, even when the identification label is attached to a dark place or and a deep portion or even at night, it may be visually recognized by visual inspection or optical detection.