Brady M21-1500-427 öntapadós nyomtatócímke

The Brady M21-1500-427 self-adhesive printer label is a self-laminating vinyl tape designed for wire and cable identification. The product combines a white printable zone with a translucent overlaminate that protects printed text, and it is supplied as an all-in-one cartridge that includes both ribbon and label supply. The material offers good clarity and conformability and is self-extinguishing.

Advantages

This self-adhesive label uses a permanent acrylic adhesive with strong resistance to water and oil, ensuring durable attachment on a variety of surfaces. The construction—white printable area with a translucent protective laminate—extends the life of printed information. The product is UL approved and RoHS compliant (2005/618/EC amendment to Directive 2002/95/EC).

Suitable for

• Wire and cable identification
• Panel and equipment labeling in industrial environments
• General purpose identification where a protective overlaminate is needed

Key specifications

• Brand: Brady
• Model / MPN: M21-1500-427
• Material: Self-laminating vinyl (white printable zone with translucent overlaminate)
• Colour: White (printable), translucent overlaminate
• Format: All-in-one cartridge including ribbon and label supply
• Width: 3.81 cm
• Length: 4.27 m
• Compatibility: BMP21 PLUS
• Approvals: UL approved; RoHS compliant (2005/618/EC amendment to Directive 2002/95/EC)

How to use

Install the Brady M21-1500-427 cartridge into a compatible BMP21 PLUS label printer according to the printer manufacturer’s instructions. Design and print text on the white printable zone; the cartridge’s translucent overlaminate will automatically apply over the printed area as labels are dispensed, protecting the text from abrasion, moisture and oils. Apply the label to a clean, dry surface and press firmly to ensure full contact with the permanent acrylic adhesive.

Recommendations

For best results, clean the application surface of dust, oil and moisture before applying the label. Allow sufficient curing time for the adhesive on low-energy plastics and test adhesion on difficult substrates prior to full deployment.