Make labels for wire and cable with your Brady M-series printer.

Tape for M6 and M7 printers requires a compatible printer ink ribbon. To use M6 tape in an M7 printer, you'll also need a tape adapter.

Slide heat-shrink tubing tape over the cut end of a wire or cable, then apply heat for a snug fit.

Tag tape hangs off your wire or cable like a flag, so it’s easy to spot the message. It has more room for text than wrap tape. Tapered tags have a narrow end, so you don’t have to carefully line up the edges. They’re easier to apply than rectangular tags—just wrap the tag around the wire or cable and press the ends together. Rectangular tags can display a message on both sides. Wrap the narrow strip at the end around your wire or cable, then fold the two halves of the tag together.

Hook and loop tape has hooks on the back, so you can stick it to loop strips. It’s often used to label cable ties holding wire bundles in place.

Vinyl tape is UV-resistant, so you can use it outdoors. It has a clear flap that you can smooth over your message to seal out moisture and prevent smudging. Polyester tape holds up to dirt, oil, and cleaning better than vinyl tape.

Flame-retardant tape meets BS and EN standards for preventing the spread of flames and toxic gas. It also meets ASTM E662 standards for low smoke output. Low outgassing tape produces almost no volatile emissions, even in high-vacuum settings. It meets ASTM E595, which is an outgassing standard developed by NASA for products used in highly controlled environments. Flame-resistant tape meets ASTM E162 standards for low surface flammability.

Each label on this tape has a colored header that helps you identify items at a glance. Run it through a Brady M6 or M7 series printer to add your message. Made of plastic, this tape resists chemicals such as isopropyl alcohol or diesel fuel. The aggressive adhesive sticks to smooth surfaces better than standard adhesives. It stays put in oily, dirty, or damp areas, and holds up to periodic cleanings. However, it’s difficult to remove from surfaces.

This tape must be used with a compatible printer ink ribbon. If you’re using an M7 printer, you’ll also need a tape adapter.

Tape with circular labels was originally designed for identifying a vial and its lid. Use it to print matching labels for parts that fit together or other pairs of items. Accident prevention tape is used to mark potential safety hazards. It has a safety message and an ANSI symbol in the header.

Vinyl tape is UV resistant, so you can use it outdoors.

Made of polyester, this tape holds up to hydraulic fluid, isopropyl alcohol, and other harsh chemicals. Add your message with a Brady M-series printer. The aggressive adhesive sticks to oily, damp, or dirty surfaces and stays put during cleaning, but it’s difficult to remove.

Tape for M6 and M7 printers requires a compatible printer ink ribbon. To use this tape in an M7 printer, you’ll also need a tape adapter.

Create labels that withstand the coldest temperatures using your Brady M-series printer. Often used in labs, this printer tape also holds up to direct contact with liquid nitrogen and isopropyl alcohol. The aggressive adhesive sticks to smooth surfaces better than standard adhesives. It stays put in oily, dirty, or damp areas, and holds up to periodic cleanings. However, it’s difficult to remove from surfaces.

Tape for M6 and M7 printers requires a compatible printer ink ribbon. To use this tape in an M7 printer, you’ll also need a tape adapter.

Tape with a clear flap protects your message from moisture and prevents smudging. Smooth the flap over the label.

Zero halogen tape is free of chlorides and other halogens, so it’s safe to use on metals that can crack under stress, such as stainless steel and titanium. When tape and ink ribbons are sold separately, use only the listed ribbons to ensure your labels are free of halogens.

Make custom legend plates using your Brady M6 or M7 printer. The foam backing on this tape is flexible enough for printing, but still gives the labels a raised, finished look. The aggressive adhesive sticks to oily, dirty, or damp surfaces, and it stays put even with heavy use or regular cleaning. However, it’s difficult to remove from surfaces. Pair this tape with a printer ink ribbon in the same series as your printer. To use this tape in an M7 printer, you’ll also need a tape adapter.

Create custom labels for confidential documents, sensitive equipment, or important packages. When you peel this tape off a surface, it leaves a void message behind, so you’ll know if your item has been tampered with. This tape is compatible with Brady M6 or M7 printers. Pair it with an ink ribbon in the same series as your printer. To use it in an M7 printer, you’ll also need a tape adapter.

Use your Brady M6 or M7 printer to create long-lasting labels that stand up to nearby soldering. The polyimide side of this tape withstands heat and flux, while the acrylic adhesive dissipates static to protect electrical components. The adhesive is aggressive, so it sticks to surfaces better than standard adhesive but is more difficult to remove.

Choose tape that’s made for your soldering process, and pair it with a printer ink ribbon in the same series as your printer. To use this tape in an M7 printer, you’ll also need a tape adapter.