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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Black-on-clear 12 mm matte laminated label tape for P-touch printers
This genuine Brother P-touch tape prints black text on a clear background with a premium matte laminated finish. The cartridge holds eight metres of twelve-millimetre-wide tape for use with compatible label makers. It resists water, temperature extremes, fading and abrasion so labels stay legible indoors or out.
Buyers who need wider labels or a different colour scheme cannot use this cartridge. The matte clear finish also differs from glossy or paper-based tapes, so it is unsuitable for anyone who requires those specific surface types.
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Open the label maker cover, insert the cassette with the tape exiting toward the cutter, then close the cover and press the feed key once to advance the first label.
Replace the cassette when the printed text becomes faint, the matte surface shows wear, or the tape runs out after approximately 8 metres of labels.
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