Brady 170742 Self-laminating Label Cartridge 360 Labels

Product Description

The BRADY 170742 is a self-laminating vinyl label cartridge designed for use with BRADY handheld label printers. Each cartridge contains 360 pre-cut labels measuring 0.5 inches wide by 0.75 inches tall. The labels print in black on a white base, with a clear self-laminating overlay that wraps over the printed area to protect text and barcodes from abrasion, moisture, and chemicals. Electricians, network technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals rely on self-laminating labels to create durable wire, cable, and component identification markers that hold up in demanding environments.

This cartridge is intended for facilities maintenance, electrical panel labeling, low-voltage wiring identification, and network cable management applications. The self-laminating format is well suited to wire and cable marking in both residential and commercial settings where labels must remain legible after exposure to handling, cleaning agents, or conduit pulling. Compatible printers are commonly found in the kits of electricians, data technicians, and maintenance crews who require on-site label printing.

Key Features

• Self-laminating clear overlay protects printed text and barcodes from abrasion and moisture
• 360 labels per cartridge minimizes mid-job replacements on large labeling runs
• Vinyl material provides flexibility for wrapping around wire and cable surfaces
• 0.5 x 0.75 inch label size suitable for wire and cable identification
• Black on white print color delivers high-contrast, readable text
• Cartridge format enables fast, tool-free loading into compatible printers

Compatibility

Designed for use with the BRADY BMP41, BMP51, BMP53, and M511 handheld label printers.

Installation Notes

Label cartridges are installed by licensed electricians, low-voltage technicians, and maintenance professionals using compatible BRADY printers. Power down or de-energize equipment before applying labels to live wiring or panel components where contact hazards exist. Follow applicable NEC guidelines for wire and equipment marking. Allow freshly printed labels to fully adhere before exposing them to moisture or abrasion.