KEY TAGS - 2 Up Key Tag Blank Cards With 1.3MM Thickness- Pack Of 100PCS

2 up key tag cards
Thermal card printer are available
White 1.3MM  thickness
Using 100% full new plastic PVC
CR80 size 85.6 x 53.98MM
Each key tag sizes 73MM x 27MM
Supplied in clean, dust free, antistatic packaging
Packed in 100pcs or are available
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sales@daftag.com
https://www.dafrfidtagsfactory.com/

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