United Visual Products UVPSH28 Pedestal Sign Holder 22x28 Chrome 64in
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A permanent label tape cartridge for continuous printing on Brady M21 series printers
This Brady M21-250-595-WT cartridge supplies continuous black-on-white label tape for permanent printing applications. It is designed for use with compatible Brady label printers to create durable identification markers. The cartridge format supports uninterrupted label production for wire, panel and component marking tasks.
Technicians needing permanent adhesive labels for electrical panels, data cables or equipment tags will find this cartridge suitable. Buyers who require pre-cut individual labels, colour-coded tape options or compatibility with non-Brady printing systems should look at alternative labelling supplies.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Brady |
| Product type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
The cartridge is made for the Brady M21 series portable label printers.
Yes, the M21 cartridge fits the BMP21, BMP21-PLUS and current M21 printers.
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