Laminoitu nauha Brother TZe132 12 mm punainen läpinäkyvälle

The Brother TZe132 laminated tape is a 12 mm wide, 8 m long label cartridge with red print on a transparent background. It uses thermal transfer printing to produce durable, high-contrast labels that resist water, fading from UV exposure, abrasion and common chemicals. The laminated construction ensures adhesion to a wide range of surfaces and reliable performance in both indoor and outdoor conditions.

Advantages

This laminated tape provides long-lasting legibility and strong adhesion across different materials. It is water-resistant and withstands spills from water, oil and many chemicals, while the surface resists scratches and abrasion. The tape maintains color and print quality under UV light and remains stable in extreme temperatures, from freezers to microwaves. It is compatible with Brother label printers that accept TZe cartridges.

Suitable for

• Office and home organisation — file, shelf and cable labelling
• Industrial and workshop labelling — equipment, parts and tool identification
• Outdoor labels — signs, containers and temporary markers
• Environments with moisture, oils or chemical exposure

Key specifications

• Brand: Brother
• Model/MPN: TZe132
• Width: 12 mm
• Length: 8 m
• Color: Red on transparent
• Printing technology: Thermal transfer (laminated)
• Weight: 0.036 kg
• EAN: 4977766684842

How to use

Install the TZe132 cartridge into a compatible Brother label printer according to the printer's user manual. Design your label using the printer software or onboard editor, then print to apply the red-on-transparent laminated tape. For best results, ensure the surface to be labelled is clean, dry and free of dust or oils before applying the label. Press the label firmly to promote full adhesion.

Recommendations

Store unopened cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For durable results, apply labels to smooth, non-porous surfaces when possible; rough or dirty surfaces may reduce adhesion. Replace the cartridge when print density or clarity begins to decline.