Panduit S100X225VBC P1 Cassette Label Cartridge

Product Description

The PANDUIT S100X225VBC is a self-laminating label cassette designed for use with compatible PANDUIT P1 label printers. The cassette loads directly into the printer and produces self-laminating labels that protect printed text and barcodes from abrasion, moisture, and common shop-floor contaminants. Self-laminating construction means the clear protective overlay is built into the label stock itself, eliminating a separate lamination step. This type of cassette is a standard consumable item stocked and replaced by electricians, datacom installers, and facilities technicians who rely on printed identification labels for panels, cables, and equipment.

Self-laminating label cassettes in this format are suited for wire and cable marking, terminal block identification, patch panel labeling, and general equipment tagging in both commercial and industrial environments. The cassette format allows fast, tool-free changeout at the printer, keeping labeling workflows moving on active job sites or in shop environments where multiple label runs are required.

Key Features

• Self-laminating label stock provides built-in clear overlaminate for printed text and barcode protection
• Cassette format enables quick, tool-free loading into compatible P1 series printers
• Suitable for wire marking, cable identification, panel labeling, and equipment tagging
• Single-unit packaging allows precise inventory control for consumable stock

Compatibility

Designed as a direct-fit consumable cassette for compatible PANDUIT P1 series label printers. Verify printer model compatibility against the PANDUIT cassette selection guide before ordering, as cassette dimensions and label stock width vary by printer model.

Installation Notes

Cassette replacement requires no tools — power down or pause the printer before swapping cassettes to avoid a partial label feed or print-head contact while the mechanism is in motion. Follow the printer manufacturer's cassette loading procedure to seat the cassette correctly before resuming print operations. Dispose of spent cassettes in accordance with local waste guidelines for mixed plastic and paper materials.