Ridgid 632-86927 18 in Adjustable Wrench hand tool
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Thermal transfer labels, 300 per roll, 4 inches wide by 2-27/64 inches long, black on white with standard adhesive
These thermal transfer labels come in rolls of 300 with a 4 inch width and 2-27/64 inch length. Black legend printing on a white background provides clear identification for wiring and components. Standard adhesive backing suits general-purpose labelling tasks in electrical and industrial environments.
The flagging tape style allows labels to wrap securely around cables and conduit for durable identification. Each roll supplies 300 labels so larger labelling jobs can be completed without frequent roll changes. Buyers needing continuous-feed label stock or colour-coded legends will need a different product format.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Brother |
| Product type | Flagging Tape |
Each roll contains 300 labels, so you replace the roll once those are used up.
The labels measure 2-27/64 inches in length, and a roll holds 300 of them.
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