[NHCOLL-L:4272] re: Nalgene paper
Alexandra M Snyder
amsnyder at unm.edu
Tue Mar 31 10:38:30 EDT 2009
Dear Alastair,
I have used Tyvek (product name), which is also made of
spun-bonded polyethylene olefin fibers, for labeling
oversize fish specimens in tanks of ethanol, formalin, and
isopropanol. The label is printed using an impact printer
(Epson LQ 870). The thermal transfer labels/plastic paper
do not work as well for tank specimens as the hole tends
to tear out. I purchase Tyvek 6060 sheets (#18) of
23"x35" from University Products, Massachusetts USA.
(www.universityproducts.com) This is a heavier paper than
the rolls of type 1443R.
Lex
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Alexandra M Snyder
Collections Manager-Fishes
Museum of Southwestern Biology MSC03-2020
302 Yale NE
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque NM 87131 USA
PH/FAX 505.277.6005
http://www.msb.unm.edu/fishes/index.html
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