Description
Temperature stable adhesive is a self-adhesive marking tape for laboratory organisation and occupational safety workflows. The roll measures 19,0 mm in width and 7,6 m in length, giving a practical format for labelling containers, equipment and work zones where clear, durable identification is required. Supplied as 1 roll with a weight of 0,051 kg, the tape is ready for bench-side or store use without further conversion. Its self-adhesive construction allows direct application to suitable clean surfaces, supporting routine marking tasks in labware and personal-protection contexts. Temperature-stable adhesive tape of this type is commonly selected for environments in which labels must remain in place during normal laboratory handling and thermal variation. The product is offered from manufacturer PDC within the marking-tapes range and aligns with standard laboratory marking practice. Categories of use include labware organisation, occupational safety marking and general sample or asset identification. Compact roll dimensions keep storage simple while providing sufficient length for repeated labelling jobs across a working period.
This article is part of Grease, boiling stones & sealants, in Tools & accessories.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 roll
- Product type: Temperature stable adhesive tape
- Form: Self-adhesive tape
- Width: 19,0 mm
- Length: 7,6 m
- Weight: 0,051 kg
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Temperature stable adhesive, tape, self-adhesive, W 19.0 mm, L 7.6 m, 1 roll(s) is the article on this page. Luminix Health distributes PDC for laboratory use. It sits in Grease, boiling stones & sealants, inside Tools & accessories, in Labware.
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