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White ribbon cartridge supplies 200 ft of label material for Brady printers
The Brady 76741 is a white ribbon cartridge supplied in a 200 ft length for use with compatible Brady printers. It serves as a replacement supply for creating labels and identification markers in industrial and commercial settings. The cartridge is sold new and ready for immediate installation.
This cartridge fits only printers designed for the Brady 76741 ribbon specification. Buyers who need a different ribbon width, colour, or core size should look at other supplies. It is not intended for direct thermal printing applications that do not use a ribbon.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Brady |
| Product type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
The cartridge holds 200 ft of white ribbon for use with compatible Brady printers and label makers.
The ribbon measures 4-1/8 inches wide, matching the printer's print-head width for full-coverage labels.
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