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Brother Labelling Tape Cassette Heat Shrink HSe-621E 9mm x 1.5m Black on Yellow

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Brother Labelling Tape Cassette Heat Shrink tube tape is crafted for the lasting labelling and identification of cables and wires. Featuring a 3:1 shrink ratio, this black-on-white tape is ideal for cables ranging from 1.6mm to 5.4mm in diameter. It works seamlessly with P-touch label printers displaying the HS or HSe logo on the tape cassette cover (sold separately).

• Brother Labelling Tape Cassette Heat Shrink
• Shrinks when heated to allow easy cable identification
• Suitable for cables between 1.6mm to 5.4mm in diameter
• Label Code: HSe-621E
• Label Compatibility: Brother P-touch label printers that show the HS or HSe logo on the tape cassette cover (sold separately)
• Colour: Black Text on Yellow Label
• Label Measurements: 9mm x 1.5m

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Brother Labelling Tape Cassette Heat Shrink tube tape is crafted for the lasting labelling and identification of cables and wires. Featuring a 3:1 shrink ratio, this black-on-white tape is ideal for cables ranging from 1.6mm to 5.4mm in diameter. It works seamlessly with P-touch label printers displaying the HS or HSe logo on the tape cassette cover (sold separately).

• Brother Labelling Tape Cassette Heat Shrink
• Shrinks when heated to allow easy cable identification
• Suitable for cables between 1.6mm to 5.4mm in diameter
• Label Code: HSe-621E
• Label Compatibility: Brother P-touch label printers that show the HS or HSe logo on the tape cassette cover (sold separately)
• Colour: Black Text on Yellow Label
• Label Measurements: 9mm x 1.5m

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