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Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
Conductivity Calibration and Verification for Routine Laboratory Measurement
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The Brady Labels BPT-616-488 22.86 x 19.05 mm, for BP-4000/4335, Roll of 3000 Labels are designed for reliable identification and labelling in laboratory and industrial environments. These labels are compatible with Brady BP-4000 and BP-4335 printers, offering consistent print quality and durability for efficient workflow management.
These Brady labels provide dependable performance for high-volume labelling tasks, ensuring clear identification and efficient organisation.
It are designed for reliable identification and labelling in laboratory and industrial environments. These labels are compatible with Brady BP-4000 and BP-4335 printers, offering consistent print quality and durability for efficient workflow management.
Yes. It is designed for laboratory and industrial labelling, and offers a size of 22.86 x 19.05 mm to support this kind of work.
It has a size of 22.86 x 19.05 mm.
It is compatible with BP-4000 and BP-4335 printers.
£283.35
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Manufacturer P/N
217079
Part Number
6.261 846
Manufacturer
Brady
Length
19.05 mm
£351.84
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Manufacturer P/N
217072
Part Number
6.224 503
Manufacturer
Brady
Length
15.24 mm
£661.17
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Manufacturer P/N
217092
Part Number
7.660 588
Manufacturer
Brady
Length
25.40 mm
£676.16
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Manufacturer P/N
217081
Part Number
6.227 812
Manufacturer
Brady
Length
38.10 mm

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