P-touch TZe Flat Surface Laminated Tape
x 45/64" (17.78 mm) Width - Direct Thermal, Thermal Transfer - Blue - Water Resistant - Laminated - 1 Each
$72.99
In Stock Availability
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- Mississauga, ON (1+)
General Information
| Manufacturer | Brother Industries, Ltd |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TZE-545 |
| Brand Name | P-touch |
| Product Series | TZe |
| Product Model | TZe-545 |
| Product Name | TZe Flat Surface Laminated Tape |
| Marketing Information | Laminated tape features standard adhesive designed for flat surfaces like office paper, file folders and binders. Tape resists water, grease and grime. Use in hot and cold environments as well as outdoors (water-resistant). Tape is best suited for smooth, flat surfaces. Use with Brother PT-1300, PT-1400, PT-1500, PT-1500PC, PT-1600, PT-1650, PT-1700, PT-1750, PT-1800, PT-1810, PT-1830, PT-1830C, PT-1830SC, PT-1830VP, PT-1880, PT-1880C, PT-1880SC, PT-1880W, PT-18R, PT-18RKT, PT-1900, PT-1910, PT-1950, PT-1960, PT-2030, PT-2030AD, PT-2030VP, PT-2100, PT-2110, PT-2200, PT-2210, PT-2300, PT-2310, PT-2400, PT-2410, PT-2430PC, PT-2500PC, PT-2600, PT-2610, PT-2700, PT-2710, PT-2730, PT-2730VP, PT-300, PT-300B, PT-310, PT-310B, PT-320, PT-330, PT-350, PT-3600, PT-520, PT-530, PT-540, PT-550, PT-580C, PT-7500, PT-7600, PT-9200DX, PT-9200PC, PT-9400, PT-9500PC, PT-9600, PT-9700PC, PT-9800PCN, PT-E300, PT-E500, PT-E550W, PT-H300, PT-H300LI, PT-H500LI, PT-P700 and PT-P750W. |
| Packaged Quantity | 1 Each |
| Product Type | Label Tape |
Product Information
| Label Width | 45/64" (17.78 mm) |
| Print Technology |
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| Laminated | Yes |
| Water Resistant | Yes |
| Features |
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Physical Characteristics
| Color Family | Blue |
| Product Color | Blue |
Miscellaneous
| Compatibility | Brother P-Touch Labeling System:
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| Recycled | No |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Condition | No |
Warranty
| Limited Warranty | 90 Day |
| Additional Warranty Information | 90 days from the original purchase date or the rated life of consumable, whichever comes first. |