Panduit T200X000XPI Continuous Inkjet Label Tape

Product Description

The PANDUIT T200X000XPI is a continuous inkjet label tape made from polyester material, designed for use with compatible inkjet label printers. This tape format allows technicians and installers to print custom-length labels without the constraints of pre-cut stock, making it well suited for wire marking, cable identification, panel labeling, and asset tagging in electrical, data, and industrial environments. The polyester construction provides durability against abrasion, moisture, and common shop chemicals, holding up in demanding installation conditions where paper-based labels would fail.

This continuous tape format is used in commercial and industrial labeling applications where consistent, professional identification is required. Electrical contractors, low-voltage installers, and panel builders rely on continuous tape stock to produce precise labels for conductors, breakers, terminals, patch panels, and equipment. Its polyester base makes it appropriate for both indoor and environmentally controlled outdoor applications where label longevity is a priority.

Key Features

• Continuous tape format allows variable label lengths without pre-cut limitations
• Polyester material offers resistance to abrasion, moisture, and common solvents
• Designed for inkjet printing for crisp, readable text and barcodes
• Suitable for wire, cable, panel, and asset identification applications
• Sold individually as a single roll unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style continuous label tape for use with compatible PANDUIT inkjet label printer systems. Verify printer model compatibility with the manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Load tape into a compatible inkjet label printer following the printer manufacturer's loading and calibration instructions. Ensure the print head is clean before use to maintain print quality on polyester media. Allow printed labels adequate dry time before applying to surfaces, especially in high-humidity environments. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion and long-term readability.