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Zebra 8000T Extra-Tuff 76.2x101.6 Weiß

Name: Zebra 8000T Extra-Tuff 76.2x101.6 Weiß
Brand: Zebra

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Drucktechnologie: Wärmeübertragung
Medienanzahl pro Paket: 1 Blätter
Aufkleber pro Satz: 80 Stück(e)
Rollen pro Pack: 1
Produktfarbe: Weiß
Warentarifnummer (HS): 84439990

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Brand: Zebra
Manufacturer part number: SAMPLE68605

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Model: SAMPLE68605
Brand / provider: Zebra
Category: Printer Labels
Drucktechnologie: Wärmeübertragung
Medienanzahl pro Paket: 1 Blätter
Aufkleber pro Satz: 80 Stück(e)

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