Brother Laminated tape 18mm
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Product Information
Laminated tape sticks to virtually any surface and is durable enough to withstand scrapes and abrasions. Because it is water-resistant, it can be used outdoors, as well as indoors. It shrugs off spills of any kind, from water to oil to chemicals, and it won't fade under harsh UV rays. It also stays on in hot and cold environments from freezers to microwaves.
Product
Weight & dimensions
Tape width
1.8 cm
Tape length
8 m
Width
23 mm
Depth
70 mm
Height
92 mm
Weight
51 g
Quantity per pack
1 pc(s)
Package width
286 mm
Package depth
440 mm
Package height
277 mm
Package type
Blister
Package weight
77 g
Features
Label colour
Red on white
Tape type
TZe
Print technology
Thermal transfer
Country of origin
China
Heat shrink
Yes
Flexibility
Yes
Suitable for textured surface
Yes
Heat-resistant
Yes
Cold-resistant
Yes
Ultraviolet (UV) resistant
Yes
Oil-resistant
Yes
Water-resistant
Yes
Chemical-resistant
Yes
Laminated
Yes
Scratch-resistant
Yes
Abrasion-resistant
Yes
Suitable for any surface
Yes
Suitable for outdoor use
Yes
Microwave proof
Yes
Freezer proof
Yes
Brand compatibility
Brother
Compatibility
PT-2100VP, PT-7600, PT-2430PC, PT-2700, PT-2730, PT-9600, PT-9700PC, PT-9800PCN
Technical details
Pallet type
800 x 1200 mm
Logistics data
Pallet gross height
17.1 cm
Master (outer) cases per pallet
30 pc(s)
Layers per pallet
6 pc(s)
Master (outer) cases per pallet layer
5 pc(s)
Pallet gross weight
262.2 kg
Products per pallet
3000 pc(s)
Harmonized System (HS) code
48219090
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