Vinyl self-laminating labels Brady M21-11-427, black on white/transparent, 12.70 x 9.53 mm, pack MPN 152083

Vinyl self-laminating labels Brady M21-11-427 are small, durable identification labels designed for marking wires, cables and components. Each label has a writable surface with black text on a white/transparent base and a clear overlaminate that seals and protects printed or written information. The compact size makes these labels suitable for use in confined spaces while the vinyl substrate provides resistance to abrasion, moisture and many common chemicals encountered in industrial and maintenance environments.

Advantages

These self-laminating labels combine a printable/writable area with an integrated clear laminate that protects marking from wear and contamination. The vinyl material offers flexibility for application on curved or irregular surfaces such as cables and insulated wires, and the strong adhesive ensures reliable attachment to plastic, metal and painted surfaces. The overlaminate improves legibility over time by shielding text from abrasion, oils and moisture.

Suitable for

• Wire and cable identification in electrical installations
• Component marking in control panels and junction boxes
• Maintenance labeling in industrial and manufacturing settings
• Field service labeling where moisture and abrasion resistance is required

Key specifications

• Material: Vinyl with clear self-laminate overcoat
• Print color: Black on white/transparent background
• Label dimensions: 12.70 x 9.53 mm
• Adhesive: Permanent pressure-sensitive adhesive suitable for cables and components
• Environmental resistance: Resistant to abrasion, moisture and many common industrial chemicals

How to use

Write or print the required identifier on the label surface, position the label on the wire, cable or component, and then wrap the clear tail of the label over the printed area to form a protective laminate. Ensure surfaces are clean and dry before application for optimal adhesion. For best results on curved surfaces, align the label lengthwise along the cable and smooth the laminate to remove air pockets.

Usage recommendations

Store labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Test adhesion on a small area if labeling low-energy or contaminated plastics. For critical applications, allow adhesive to set for several hours before exposing labels to heavy abrasion or chemical contact.