Brother International HSE221 Heat Shrink Label Tape 8.8mm

Product Description

The BROTHER INTERNATIONAL HSE221 is a heat shrink tube label tape designed for use with compatible Brother P-touch label printing systems. The tape measures 8.8 millimeters wide and 1.5 meters (approximately 4.9 feet) in length, printed with black ink. Heat shrink tube labels are applied over wire or cable ends, then shrunk with a heat source to create a tight, durable sleeve that stays in place during and after installation. This format is standard for wire identification in electrical, low-voltage, and data cabling work where adhesive labels would peel or shift.

This tape is suited for electrical contractors, low-voltage technicians, data center installers, and panel builders who need clear, permanent wire marking. The heat shrink format is commonly used in electrical panels, control wiring, network patch installations, and industrial automation wiring. It provides a professional finish and meets typical identification requirements for labeled wiring installations.

Key Features

• 8.8 millimeter width suitable for marking small- to medium-gauge wire and cable
• 1.5 meter (4.9 foot) roll length per cartridge unit
• Black ink printing for high contrast on the label surface
• Heat shrink tube format conforms tightly to wire after heat application
• Sold as a single unit (EA), quantity one per pack

Compatibility

Designed for use with compatible Brother P-touch label printers that support heat shrink tube tape cartridges. Consult your printer documentation to confirm HSE-series tape compatibility before use.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by electricians, low-voltage technicians, and data cabling professionals. Thread the heat shrink tube over the wire or conductor before termination, print and insert the label, then apply heat evenly using a heat gun to shrink the sleeve to the wire. De-energize all circuits before labeling live wiring in electrical panels or control cabinets, in accordance with NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures.