Brother TZe-FX221 black on white tape 9 mm x 8 m laminated

Reference: TZEFX221
EAN: 4977766693202
Condition: New
Price: €25.02
VAT included
Without tax: €20.68
High-quality Brother black on white labeling tape designed for thermal printers. This durable plastic tape is perfect for clear, long-lasting labels and comes in a single unit packaging. Ideal for organizing and labeling with sharp, black print on a white background.
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white/black labeling tape

The Brother TZEFX221 is a high-performance labeling tape designed for professional and industrial use. Featuring a 12mm width and 8m length, this white-on-black laminated tape produces crisp, durable labels that resist abrasion, moisture, and UV exposure. It is compatible with a wide range of Brother P-Touch label makers, making it ideal for cable identification, asset tagging, and organizational labeling.

This tape utilizes Brother's patented laminated technology, sandwiching the printed text between a clear protective layer and the white base. This ensures long-lasting readability even in harsh environments. The strong adhesive bonds securely to various surfaces including plastic, metal, and cables. Perfect for network administrators, electricians, and facility managers who require reliable labeling solutions.

BrandBrother
ModelTZEFX221
TypeLabeling Tape
ColorWhite tape, black text
Width12mm
Length8m
LaminationYes
CompatibilityBrother P-Touch series
AdhesiveIndustrial-grade
EAN4977766693202

  • Brand
  • Reference
    TZEFX221
  • In stock
    52 Items
  • Condition
    New
  • EAN13
    4977766693202
  • MPN
    TZEFX221

  • Color
    White

Brand Brother
Country Spain
Address of origin Calle Carboner 32, Paterna, 46980, Valencia
EU responsible person Brother Iberia S.L.U
Address C/ JULIAN CAMARILLO, 57 Madrid 28037
Email [email protected]
Phone 34911796053

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