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Communications News, June, 2003
The PANACEA LS7 hand-held printer is designed to assist in compliance with the labeling requirements of the new TIA/EIA-606-A administration standard. The printer is part of a complete labeling system, including faceplates, surface mount boxes, patch panels and marker ties. The system components hold universally sized printed labels and are supplied with flush label covers. The printed labels all have the same height to enhance appearance, and are positioned adjacent to, centered and parallel to the module they are identifying.--Panduit
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