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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. Sold from Alpha Systems (http://www.alphasystemsva.com) is a museum solution. | ||
===Pinned specimens=== | ===Pinned specimens=== | ||