Self-adhesive die-cut printer labels Brady M21-18-427, white, 25.4×19.05 mm, 121 pcs

Brady M21-18-427 are white self-adhesive die-cut printer labels designed for cable and equipment identification. Each die-cut label measures 25.4 × 19.05 mm (label width 2.54 cm, height 1.905 cm) and the pack contains 121 labels. The labels are intended for use with thermal-transfer or compatible label printers and include a clear self-laminating protective layer to cover and protect printed text on cables, wires and fixed assets.

Advantages

These Brady vinyl self-laminating labels combine a printable matte area with a transparent over-laminate that protects printed information from abrasion, moisture and general wear. The die-cut format provides consistent label size and easy peel-off application, while the permanent adhesive ensures secure attachment to a variety of surfaces including insulated wires, cables and equipment housings. The labels are compatible with portable Brady label printers and many thermal-transfer printers, enabling on-site marking and fast identification of wiring and components.

Suitable for

• Marking individual wires and cables
• Identifying terminals and connection points in panels
• Tagging small assets and components
• On-site portable labeling with compatible thermal-transfer printers

Key specifications

• Label material: vinyl with clear self-laminating over-laminate
• Color: white printable area with clear laminate
• Label dimensions: 25.4 × 19.05 mm (width × height)
• Quantity per pack: 121 labels
• Printing method: thermal-transfer or compatible printers
• Adhesive type: permanent adhesive suitable for insulated cables and smooth surfaces

How to use

Design and print the required text or barcode on the printable matte area using a compatible thermal-transfer label printer or a supported portable Brady printer. Peel each die-cut label from the liner, apply the printable area to the cable or surface with the printed side facing out, and then wrap the clear self-laminating tail over the printed area so the laminate protects the print. Press firmly to ensure the adhesive bonds to the substrate and the laminate lays flat over the printed text.

Usage recommendations

Store labels in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. For best print durability, use thermal-transfer ribbons recommended for vinyl materials and follow the printer manufacturer’s media setup. Test adhesion and readability on representative cable insulation before large-scale application.