Avery 62404 UltraDuty Lock Out Tags Kit, Makes 15 Tags, 100lb Pull-Strength, 5.75" x 3.25
- Multi-purpose labels
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White polyester thermal-transfer labels supplied in rolls of 10,000 for high-volume printing
This thermal-transfer label roll supplies 10000 white polyester labels for use with compatible Brady printers. It is designed for asset tracking, component marking and general identification tasks that require durable printed output. The white surface provides high contrast for barcodes, text and graphics.
Buyers needing a continuous supply of white polyester labels for thermal-transfer printing will find this roll matches that requirement. It is not intended for direct-thermal printers, for colour label production or for applications demanding a different label material or roll quantity.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Brady |
| Product type | Label Accessories |
| Product color | White |
Each roll contains 10,000 white polyester labels for thermal transfer printing.
These labels are designed for thermal transfer printers that accept standard roll media.
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