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Brady Thermotransfer Labels THT-123-461-3, 45.72 x 9.53 mm, Roll of 3000 Labels

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HS Code #
39191080
Length
9.53 mm
Material
Polyester
No. of packages
1
Package
1 x Roll of 3,000
Package capacity
3000
Type
THT-123-461-3
UNSPSC
45101711
Width
45.72 mm

$494.35

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Product description

The Brady Thermotransfer Labels THT-123-461-3, 45.72 x 9.53 mm, Roll of 3000 Labels are designed for reliable laboratory and industrial identification applications. These thermal transfer labels provide a practical solution for clear labelling where consistent print quality and dependable traceability are required.

Key Features:

  • Brand: Brady
  • Type: Thermotransfer labels
  • Model: THT-123-461-3
  • Size: 45.72 x 9.53 mm
  • Application: Suitable for laboratory and industrial identification
  • Packaging: Roll of 3000 labels

These Brady thermotransfer labels are a practical choice for facilities requiring dependable labels for organised identification and traceability.

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It are designed for reliable laboratory and industrial identification applications. These thermal transfer labels provide a practical solution for clear labelling where consistent print quality and dependable traceability are required.

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