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The ISOLAB General Purpose Labels 30x50 mm are made from flexible polypropylene paper with an acrylic resin adhesive back. These durable labels are resistant to a wide range of chemicals, water, moisture, and most organic solvents and caustic agents. With a temperature range of -96 to 121 °C, they are ideal for use in extreme lab environments, including steam autoclaving and gamma irradiation. These labels adhere securely to clean surfaces, including PTFE-coated ones, and can be removed without leaving any sticky residue.
These general-purpose labels are designed to withstand demanding conditions, providing a reliable solution for labeling laboratory containers and vessels. Easy to use and highly durable, they ensure clear identification without the hassle of residue left behind.
Manufacturer P/N
099.03.050
Part Number
6.286 760
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Dimensions (WxL)
50 x 30 mm
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099.03.072
Part Number
6.286 761
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Dimensions (WxL)
40 x 72 mm
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099.03.090
Part Number
6.286 762
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Dimensions (WxL)
50 x 90 mm
It are made from flexible polypropylene paper with an acrylic resin adhesive back. These durable labels are resistant to a wide range of chemicals, water, moisture, and most organic solvents and caustic agents. With a temperature range of -96 to 121 °C, they are ideal for use in extreme lab environments, including steam autoclaving and gamma irradiation. These labels adhere securely to clean surfaces, including PTFE-coated ones, and can be removed without leaving any sticky residue.
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