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===Wet collections=== | ===Wet collections=== | ||
The best material for wet collections is a spun bound polyester label medium used with wax/resin SDR ribbon and a thermal transfer printer (Datamax, Zebra etc.). Print quality is excellent and barcodes can be generated from collections management systems for printing and reading on labels. | The best material for wet collections is a spun bound polyester label medium used with wax/resin SDR ribbon and a thermal transfer printer (Datamax, Zebra etc.). Print quality is excellent and barcodes can be generated from collections management systems for printing and reading on labels. Products sold from Alpha Systems (http://www.alphasystemsva.com) are museum solutions. | ||
===Pinned specimens=== | ===Pinned specimens=== | ||