B724 Ultra Heat Resistant Matte Amber Polyimide Circuit Board Labels for M6 M7 Printers, .4" x .4", Roll of 500 Labels
Hisco #:M6-4-724-6691
MFG #:M6-4-724
Our Price: $145.00 Roll
Available to Order - 0 on Hand
Manufacturer Estimated Lead Time When Not In Stock: 7 days
Minimum Order QTY: 1 Roll
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
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The Brady M6-4-724 Amber high temperature polyimide with an ultra-durable adhesive withstands the extreme wash protocol and cleaning chemicals used in printed circuit board manufacturing.Withstands multiple cycles of harsh condition washes for printed circuit boards and electronic component preprocess labeling.
Brady M6-4-724 Features and Benefits:- Resists high temperatures up to 572° F (300° C)
- Fulfills requirements for MIL-STD-202G Method 215K and SAE AS81531 Marking of Electrical Insulating Material when used with R4300 series ribbons
- Survives on the top or bottom side of printed circuit boards through the solder process
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Product Description
The Brady M6-4-724 Amber high temperature polyimide with an ultra-durable adhesive withstands the extreme wash protocol and cleaning chemicals used in printed circuit board manufacturing.Withstands multiple cycles of harsh condition washes for printed circuit boards and electronic component preprocess labeling.
Brady M6-4-724 Features and Benefits:- Resists high temperatures up to 572° F (300° C)
- Fulfills requirements for MIL-STD-202G Method 215K and SAE AS81531 Marking of Electrical Insulating Material when used with R4300 series ribbons
- Survives on the top or bottom side of printed circuit boards through the solder process
Technical Information
Brand: Brady
Weight: 100
Country Of Origin: US
Harmonized Code: 8443.99.2550
UPC Code: 888434598030
Our Price: $145.00 Roll
Available to Order - 0 on Hand
Minimum Order QTY: 1 Roll
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1
Item must be ordered in multiples of 1