Flag labels Brady T-Flag or P-Flag Matte – Brady M7-1-425-FT

Brady T-Flag or P-Flag Matte are matte flag-style labels designed for identifying wires, cables, components and small parts. The flags offer a writable surface compatible with permanent markers and many label printers, enabling temporary or semi-permanent identification in electrical, telecommunications and general organization tasks. The matte finish reduces glare and improves legibility of hand-written or printed text on narrow surfaces.

Advantages

The flag format wraps around or folds over thin objects to present readable text on a narrow profile while keeping connection points accessible. The matte surface accepts ink from markers and thermal-transfer or direct-print label systems, giving flexibility for manual or printed marking. These labels are thin and flexible for use in tight spaces and on curved surfaces, and their writable area supports short alphanumeric codes, circuit identifiers, or brief descriptions.

Suitable for

• Marking individual conductors and cable runs in electrical installations
• Labeling telecom and data network cables
• Identifying harnesses, connectors and small electronic components
• Temporary asset tagging and maintenance labeling

Key specifications

• Flag-style matte finish for reduced glare and clear legibility
• Writable surface compatible with permanent markers and many label printers
• Thin, flexible material suitable for narrow or curved surfaces
• Designed for temporary to semi-permanent identification

How to use

Write directly on the flag surface using a permanent marker or print a label using a compatible printer and trim if necessary before applying. Wrap or fold the flag around the wire, cable or component so the marked area remains visible; ensure the connection point is not covered if accessibility is required. For best adhesion and longevity, apply to clean, dry surfaces and avoid stretching the material when positioning.

Usage recommendations

For reliable readability, allow printed ink to dry before handling and avoid placing labels on surfaces exposed to aggressive solvents or extreme abrasion. For long-term installations or exposure to outdoor conditions, consider using a permanent label material specifically rated for environmental resistance.