Telatemp Corp.: TE label

The TelaSeal security label from Telatemp (Fullerton, CA) is a self-adhesive label that leaves two highly visible and permanent patterns when it's partially peeled back or removed.

Telatemp Corporation

Feb 28, 1998

If the label is removed, what's peeled off has the word "opened" repeated twice. That removed top layer cannot be resealed. What remains on the package is a "faded" geometric pattern with the "opened" words clearly visible. The label is constructed of 3-mil polyester with a 50# paper liner and instant bond adhesive.

Telatemp Corporation

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