Laminat Manila Tags - HSLT-5900-1-YL - BRADY
 
Laminat™ Manila Tags

Laminat™ Manila Tags - # HSLT-5900-1-YL

Size: 5.906" W x 0.984" H (150.010 mm W x 24.990 mm H)
Material: Polyester/Polypropylene
QTY/UOM: 50/BX
Catalog #: HSLT-5900-1-YL
Product #: 350445
$261.68 MSRP ($US)

Description for Laminat™ Manila Tags

Self-sealing Manila Tags for identification of material in tough environments, including valves, instruments, motors and other industrial components. You can use the Laminat™ Manila Tags together with Brady's assortment of labels. Labels/Tape recommended: 3.937" x 0.394" / 0.354", 0.472", 0.748" tape

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Specification Of Laminat™ Manila Tags

Application(s): Panel Identification, Wire & Cable Marking
Size: 5.906" W x 0.984" H (150.010 mm W x 24.990 mm H)
Label Type/Style: Carrier
Color: Yellow
Finish: Semi-Gloss
Material Type: Nomex®
Material Description: Polyester/Polypropylene
Brady Material #: B-7645
Suggested Ribbon Part#: 356126
Holes Per Tag: 1
Printer Compatibility: BradyPrinter PR Plus
RoHS Compatibility: Compliant with RoHS Directive. NOTE: All statements concerning RoHS Directive compliance refer to 2005/618/EC MCV amendment to RoHS Directive 2002/95/EC. Product compliance is based upon information provided by suppliers of the raw materials used by Brady to manufacture these products, or by independent laboratory testing of these products. As such, Brady makes no independent representations or warranties, express or implied, and assumes no liability in connection with the use of this information.
QTY/UOM: 50/BX
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