Epson PP Matte Label Premium, Die-cut Roll, 76mm x 51mm, 2310 Labels
£64.99 at Back to the Office · 44% below amazon price £116.88
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Amazon UK £116.88 (checked 23 Oct) · 90-day average £84.28 · lowest in a year £70.97.
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Was £63.99 on 23 Sept; lowest we’ve seen is £63.99.
6 price changes · since 23 Sept
Self-adhesive printer label Die-cut label Roll Purpose: Universal Rectangle White Print technology: Inkjet Adhesive type: Permanent Heat-resistant Labels per pack: 13860 pc(s) White matte inkjet coated polypropylene labels with waterborne acrylic adhesiveThe PP Matte Premium Labels are resistant to water, heat and most chemicals, they can be used for smudge-proof, accurate and scannable full colour inkjet printing.
A waterborne acrylic adhesive delivers excellent adhesion and UV-stability for permanent, reliable, on-demand results.Product use• Product labels• Manufacturing• Healthcare and Phar
A waterborne acrylic adhesive delivers excellent adhesion and UV-stability for permanent, reliable, on-demand results.Product use• Product labels• Manufacturing• Healthcare and Phar
EAN 8715946720098 · Epson. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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