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This B-403 material completely dissolves in warm water within 30 seconds, leaving no adhesive residue behind.

PermaSleeve Heat Shrink Tubing is engineered for thermal transfer printing and is ideal for use in wire identification.

Rigid Polyethylene Tags (B-145) are printable, non-adhesive, tear-resistant tags used for a wide array of identification applications.

Permanent Polyester (B-423) is ideal for electronic PCB and component identification, bar code labels, rating plates and solar panel identification.

Static Dissipative Polyimide (B-718) withstands wave solder environments and multiple harsh washes for printed circuit board and electronic component preprocess labeling.

Engraved Plate Replacement labels for the BMP61 Portable Printer.

Wire and Cable sleeves are non-adhesive, printable and fit snugly around wire or cables when heat is applied for maximum protection and permanent identification. These heat shrink sleeves are a ful...

PermaSleeve® PS Heat-Shrink Polyolefin (B-342) wire marking sleeves combine speed, ease of use, and permanence to create long-lasting, high quality identification.

Durable Non-Adhesive Polyethylene (B-109) is a multipurpose, matte finish tag material that can be used for a variety of tag applications. - Extremely tear resistant and able to withstand cold temp...

B-595 vinyl will adhere to difficult low surface energy items, including: PVC piping, blow-molded equipment cases, ABS plastics, powder-coated surfaces and equipment made from recycled plastics. Th...

Engraved Plate Replacement labels for the BMP61 Portable Printer.

PermaSleeve Heat Shrink Tubing is engineered for thermal transfer printing and is ideal for use in wire identification.

Bulk roll of labels for the BMP™71 Label Printer. Please Note: This material is UL, CSA & AGA approved with its respective ribbon. See the Recommended Ribbon Series for the appropriate ribbon to use.

Rapido™ Wiremarking Sleeves are fast and easy to apply. Simply squeeze the edges of the material together, thread your wire through the holes and pull away the wire to release the marker.