Hammermill 105500 A4 Copy Paper 500 Sheets 75 gsm 92 Bright
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Polylaminated "G" label for POS 2000 systems, 15/16 by 1-5/8 inches, ringbook pack of 240
These polylaminated labels are designed for POS 2000 Series systems and carry a single black letter G on a white background. They arrive in a ringbook pack of 240 individual labels for quick access at the point of sale.
The ringbook binding keeps the 240 labels organised and ready for manual dispensing at the counter. Polylaminated stock protects the printed character from smudging and moisture during daily handling.
Cashiers and retail staff who need a durable G label for the POS 2000 Series will find this pack convenient. Shops requiring different characters, numeric sequences or larger label dimensions should look at other options.
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| Brand name | Arden |
The polylaminated stock is designed to resist wear from frequent handling at the point of sale.
As passive paper labels they produce no heat and make no noise during use.
They are made to match the POS 2000 Series system for compatible printing.
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