Brady M6-157-427 Self-laminating Vinyl Label 2.5x1.5 in

Product Description

The BRADY M6-157-427 is a self-laminating vinyl label designed for professional identification and marking applications in the trades. Each label measures 2.5 inches by 1.5 inches and ships in rolls of 100. The self-laminating construction adds a clear protective overlay over the printed area, shielding text and barcodes from moisture, abrasion, and common shop chemicals. These labels are used with compatible BRADY label printers and are a staple in electrical, HVAC, and plumbing installations where durable, legible marking is required for panels, wiring, piping, and equipment.

Self-laminating labels are standard in trade environments where wire and cable identification, equipment tagging, and panel labeling must hold up to heat, humidity, and handling over time. The M6-157-427 fits into workflows where technicians need a quick, reliable label that stays legible after installation. Typical applications include circuit breaker identification, low-voltage wiring runs, HVAC unit component labeling, and service records attached to mechanical equipment.

Key Features

• Self-laminating vinyl construction provides built-in clear protective overlay over printed content
• Label size of 2.5 inches by 1.5 inches suits a wide range of component and wire tagging tasks
• Packaged in rolls of 100 labels for use with compatible BRADY label printers
• Vinyl material resists moisture, abrasion, and common chemical exposure in mechanical rooms and field environments
• Sold as individual rolls, one roll per unit of measure

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible BRADY M-series label printers that accept the M6-series label cartridge format. Verify printer model compatibility against BRADY documentation before ordering.

Installation Notes

Label application should be performed on clean, dry surfaces for maximum adhesion. Electricians and HVAC technicians should apply labels before energizing circuits or closing panels when possible. Follow NEC and local code requirements for circuit and conductor identification. Avoid applying labels to surfaces that exceed the rated temperature range of the vinyl material.