Label tape CASIO XR-18SR1 — 18 mm x 8 m, black text on silver

CASIO XR-18SR1 label tape provides 18 mm wide, 8 m long tape with black text printed on a silver background. Designed for use in compatible Casio label printers that accept XR-type tapes, this standard tape produces high-contrast, easy-to-read labels suitable for a variety of everyday identification tasks. The tape comes packaged in a box for neat storage and straightforward installation.

Advantages

The silver backing with black print ensures strong contrast for clear legibility in office and industrial environments. With an 18 mm width the tape is wide enough for longer text and simple icons while remaining compact for standard label formats. The 8 m length delivers multiple labels per cassette, reducing the frequency of replacements and supporting continuous labeling tasks. The cassette format simplifies installation and removal in compatible Casio label printers.

Suitable for

• Office filing and shelf labeling
• Cable and wire identification
• Home organisation and storage boxes
• Signage for drawers, doors and equipment

Key specifications

• Tape width: 18 mm
• Tape length: 8 m
• Text colour: black
• Tape background: silver
• Material type: standard label tape suitable for indoor use

How to use

Install the cassette in a compatible Casio label printer according to the printer’s instructions, ensuring the tape feeds correctly through the print head. Use the printer’s software or built-in keypad to set font size and layout, then print labels as needed. After printing, peel the backing and apply the label to a clean, dry surface to ensure adhesion and longevity. Store unused cassettes in their box in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clean surfaces prior to application and avoid placing labels on heavily textured or dusty areas. Use this silver tape where contrast with black text improves readability, such as on storage units, electrical panels and office equipment. Replace the cassette when tape runs low to prevent print errors.