Products specifications
| Approximate PMS Colour | 103: Black | 106: White |
| Article brand | Aodaci |
| Product Size (CM) | ø1,2x14 |
| Product weight (KG) | 0,145 |
| Individual box size CM | 16,5x4,2x3,2 |
| Exterior box weight (with product) KG | 14,5 |
| Quantity in exterior box | 100 |
| Exterior box size CM | 35x32x24 |
| Country of Origin | PRC |
| TARIC Code | 9608109900 |
| Product material | Recycled Aluminium |
| Individual packaging | Recycled Paper Wrap | Bamboo Box |
| Exterior box material | Cardboard |
| Individual Repacking (After Printing) | Same as Individual Packaging |
| Ink colour | Blue |
| Ink Type | 1 Km Dokumental® Ink |
| Percentage of sustainable materials | 95% |
| Product Carbon Footprint (kg CO2-eq) | 0,16 |
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