Avery 62404 UltraDuty Lock Out Tags Kit, Makes 15 Tags, 100lb Pull-Strength, 5.75" x 3.25
- Multi-purpose labels
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Adhesive multi-purpose polyester labels supplied with ribbon for BMP41 and BMP51 printers
Brady Worldwide Inc adhesive MP poly labels come with a matched ribbon cartridge for BMP41 and BMP51 label printers. The continuous polyester material resists abrasion, moisture and common industrial solvents. Supplied new, the roll loads directly into the printer without separate ribbon handling.
Technicians labelling cables, components or equipment in workshops and field sites will find the all-in-one cartridge convenient. Buyers needing a different label width, material or adhesive should consider other Brady cartridges. Those without a BMP41 or BMP51 printer cannot use this supply.
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These labels and ribbon are designed for use with the Brady BMP41 and BMP51 label printers.
Yes, the same label and ribbon cartridge fits both the BMP41 and BMP51, so you can share supplies between the two printers.
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