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TRACK: The central panel allows you to easily track fiber colors/numbers.

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DESIGN: The organizer sets at a 45 degree angle for easy visibility and includes 10 replacement color cards. Additional code cards are available.

SIZE: The finished product measures 10 x 2.25 x 2.5 inches.

PAKO: Jaap Lopes-Cardozo started more than seventy years ago with the sale and distribution of high-quality ironing patterns from his attic room in Amsterdam. This was the start of a family business. Pako.