Branded Office Stationery
Sharp ElsiMate EL334WB - 12 Digit Desk Calculator
From R293.99 ex VAT
This Sharp ElsiMate EL334WB 12-digit desk calculator offers practical daily calculations for any office or home. It features a large display for clear figures and operates with both solar and battery power. This Sharp calculator provides consistent, reliable performance.
This Sharp 12 Digit Desk Calculator is a practical item for general promotional use, offering daily utility for calculations in any office or home environment.
- Features a large 12-digit display for clear viewing of figures.
- Powered by both solar energy and a backup battery, providing consistent performance.
- Includes practical business tools such as tax calculation functions and a double zero key.
- Measures 3cm (L) x 16cm (W) x 25cm (H) with a weight of 0 (as per product data).
This desk calculator is a useful item for branding, providing regular visibility for your company.
Branded Office Stationery
This Sharp ElsiMate EL334WB 12-digit desk calculator offers practical daily calculations for any office or home. It features a large display for clear figures and operates with both solar and battery power. This Sharp calculator provides consistent, reliable performance.
From R293.99 ex VAT
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| Quantity | Unit Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | R293.99 ex VAT |
| 3+ | R288.26 ex VAT |
| 10+ | R281.99 ex VAT |
| 25+ | R277.21 ex VAT |
| 50+ | R273.60 ex VAT |
| 100+ | R269.99 ex VAT |
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R293.99 ex VAT
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