Label-making tape Brother TZe-355 12mm black on white

Brother TZe-355 label tape is a laminated TZ-type cassette designed for durable, high-contrast labels. This tape produces clear black-on-white printing and is suitable for a range of indoor and light-duty outdoor identification tasks. It is supplied as a single cassette and fits compatible Brother label makers that accept TZ/TZe tapes.

Advantages

The laminated construction increases resistance to water, abrasion and fading, providing long-lasting, legible labels. The 12 mm width balances readability and compactness for use on shelves, cables, equipment and small storage boxes. The single-cassette packaging makes replacement straightforward and minimizes waste.

Suitable for

• Labelling shelves and storage boxes
• Marking cables and wires
• Identifying office equipment and supplies
• Creating small signs and asset tags

When it may not be suitable

This tape is not intended for very wide labels or large-format signage because its 12 mm width limits text size and layout options. For heavy-duty outdoor exposure or extreme temperatures, consider specialized industrial tapes designed specifically for prolonged outdoor use.

Key specifications

• Tape type: laminated TZ/TZe
• Print colour: black
• Background colour: white
• Width: 12 mm
• Length: 8 m
• Quantity: 1 cassette per pack

How to use

Insert the TZe cassette into a compatible Brother label maker following the device instructions, design the label using the keyboard or software, then print and apply the label to a clean, dry surface. For best adhesion, press firmly and allow a moment for the adhesive to bond, especially on textured or plastic surfaces.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your label printer supports TZ/TZe cassettes and 12 mm tape width.
• Decide if black-on-white contrast and 12 mm width meet your readability needs.
• Consider the intended environment (indoors vs prolonged outdoor exposure).

Usage recommendations

Use the tape for everyday office and home labelling tasks such as shelf identification, cable marking and small asset tags; store spare cassettes in a cool, dry place to preserve adhesive and print quality.