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The ISOLAB Rectangular Label 33x13 mm is made from flexible polyfiber paper with an acrylic resin adhesive back. These labels are designed to withstand a temperature range of -40 to 121 °C, making them suitable for use in a variety of laboratory conditions, including steam autoclaving and gamma irradiation. Waterproof and resistant to most organic solvents and caustic agents, these labels adhere to a variety of surfaces, including PTFE-coated surfaces, without cracking or peeling. They can be easily removed without leaving sticky residue. Supplied in a convenient dispenser box containing 1000 labels.
These high-quality labels ensure reliable identification in your lab, even under challenging conditions, and are perfect for a wide range of laboratory vessels and surfaces.
Manufacturer P/N
099.06.033
Part Number
6.286 836
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Dimensions (WxL)
13 x 33 mm
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099.06.024
Part Number
6.286 834
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Dimensions (WxL)
13 x 24 mm
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099.06.038
Part Number
6.286 838
Manufacturer
ISOLAB
Dimensions (WxL)
19 x 38 mm
It is made from flexible polyfiber paper with an acrylic resin adhesive back. These labels are designed to withstand a temperature range of -40 to 121 °C, making them suitable for use in a variety of laboratory conditions, including steam autoclaving and gamma irradiation. Waterproof and resistant to most organic solvents and caustic agents, these labels adhere to a variety of surfaces, including PTFE-coated surfaces, without cracking or peeling. They can be easily removed without leaving sticky residue. Supplied in a convenient dispenser box containing 1000 labels.
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