Laminated tape Brother TZe223 9mm Blue on White

The Brother TZe223 laminated tape is a 9 mm wide, 8 m long label cassette with blue print on a white background. Designed for durability, the laminated construction provides resistance to water, oils and many chemicals, and prevents fading from UV exposure. The tape adheres to a wide range of surfaces and remains stable in both hot and cold environments, making it suitable for indoor and outdoor signage, cable and equipment marking, and general-purpose labeling with compatible Brother label printers.

Advantages

The laminated surface protects printed characters from scrapes and abrasions while maintaining legibility. Water-resistant and chemical-resistant properties allow the tape to withstand spills and exposure to outdoor conditions. UV-stable materials reduce fading in sunlight, and the tape holds securely across temperature extremes, from freezers to microwaves. The 9 mm width offers clear, readable labels for a variety of applications.

Suitable for

• Indoor signage and office labelling
• Outdoor labels exposed to weather and sunlight
• Cable, wire and panel marking
• Equipment identification in kitchens, workshops and warehouses

Key specifications

• Brand: Brother
• Model / MPN: TZe223
• Tape width: 9 mm
• Length: 8 m
• Print colour: Blue on white
• Type: Laminated label tape
• Properties: Water-resistant, chemical-resistant, UV-stable, abrasion-resistant
• Weight: 0.031 kg
• Product colour (cassette): Grey

How to use

Install the TZe223 cassette into a compatible Brother label printer according to the printer’s instructions. Design your label using the printer’s interface or software, then print and trim as required. Apply the label to a clean, dry surface and press firmly to ensure good adhesion. For best results, remove any dust, oil or loose particles from the application area before applying the label.

Recommendations

Store unused tapes in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For long-lasting adhesion, apply labels at room temperature and avoid stretching the tape during application. Test a label on a small area if the substrate is painted or chemically treated.