Thomas & Betts TY526M Cable Tie 11" 30lb Natural Nylon Stainless Steel Lock 100 Pack
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Black thermal-transfer ribbon 4 inches wide by 242 feet long for wire and cable labelling
Brady R4313 is a black building wire ribbon measuring 4 inches wide and 242 feet long. It is manufactured by Brady for electrical and industrial wiring applications. The product is supplied new and ready for installation.
This ribbon suits installers who need a black building wire in a 4-inch width for standard electrical work. It is not intended for buyers who require a different colour, a different width, or a non-ribbon cable construction.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BRADY |
| Product type | Building Wire |
The 242 ft roll supplies enough ribbon for hundreds of standard labels, so one spool lasts through multiple large marking projects before needing replacement.
The R4313 ribbon is engineered for heat-shrink and self-laminating sleeves, producing smear-resistant black text that survives abrasion, solvents and temperature cycling in industrial environments.
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