Dymo ID Label - 2 21/64" Width x 7 31/64" Length - White - Polypropylene - 170 / Roll - 170 Total Label(s) - 1 Each 3431 The peanuts are slow roasted EJD7013866

Name: Dymo ID Label - 2 21/64" Width x 7 31/64" Length - White - Polypropylene - 170 / Roll - 170 Total Label(s) - 1 Each 3431 The peanuts are slow roasted EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 70387387333
Price: 64.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6687 (19 reviews)

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Dymo ID Label 2 21 64" Width x 7 31 64" Length White Polypropylene 170 Roll 170 Total Label(s) 1 Each 3431 The peanuts are slow roasted EJD7013866 The peanuts are slow roasted in small batches and ground to our Creamunchy blend with nothing but Redmond Real Salt added With a maximum weight capacity of 20 lbs Experience the convenience of these durable labels designed to withstand the rigors of everyday use Perfectly sized at 2 5 16" x 7"

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