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Brother TZe-731 laminated label tape 12 mm × 8 m, black on green

Brother TZe-731 is a 12 mm laminated label tape that prints black text on a green background. 12 mm is the everyday width for folders, boxes, shelves and cables, and the green background helps you group labels by colour. The tape is 8 metres long.

  • Width and type: 12 mm, Brother TZe, laminated
  • Compatibility: Brother printers that take TZe tape and support the 12 mm width
  • Length: 8 m
  • Colour: black text on a green background

Description

Green labels for a colour-coded system

When every label is the same colour, each one has to be read. A green background lets you pick out one department's folders, checked equipment or a certain type of cable at first glance. On a laminated tape the black text sits under a clear protective layer that guards it against rubbing and dirt, so the label stays legible with frequent handling.

Who this label tape is for

Offices organising archives and folders by colour; IT technicians marking cables and devices; warehouses and workshops where shelves and boxes need clear labels; and home users sorting out a storage room. The narrow 12 mm tape also suits small surfaces where a 24 mm label would not fit.

Specifications

BrandBrother
Colour of productBlack on Green
Net weight0.05 kg
Tape length8 m
Tape size1.2 cm
Tape typeTZe
EAN4977766691352

Questions & answers

Which printers does this tape work with?

The tape data does not include a list of compatible printers. It is a 12 mm TZe tape; for example, the Brother PT-D460BTVP takes TZe tape and prints 12 mm labels according to its data.

What is the difference between 12 mm and 24 mm tape?

The 12 mm tape is narrower and suits folders, boxes and cables that need a single line of text. A 24 mm tape fits larger lettering, which works well for warning labels and text read from a distance.

What does laminated mean?

The printed text sits under a clear protective layer instead of on the tape surface. That layer protects the lettering from rubbing and dirt.