Printer Ribbon MediaRange MRBTZ541 Black 1.8 cm 8 m

MediaRange Label Tape Cartridge compatible with Brother TZ-541/TZe-541, 18 mm width and 8 m length, delivers black text on blue laminated tape with permanent adhesive. The cartridge is designed to fit compatible Brother label printers and provides a durable, weather-resistant label solution for office, warehouse, retail, and home use. The laminated surface protects printed text from wear, and the permanent adhesive ensures strong attachment to various surfaces.

Advantages

This MediaRange tape cartridge offers a direct replacement for Brother TZ-541/TZe-541 models, simple and fast cassette exchange, and clear, long-lasting black-on-blue printing. The laminated tape increases resistance to abrasion and environmental influences, while the permanent adhesive secures labels on different materials. The 18 mm width and 8 m length provide sufficient tape for multiple labeling tasks.

Suitable for

• Labeling shelves and storage boxes in warehouses
• Office cable and equipment identification
• Retail price tags and product labeling
• Home organization and general household labeling

Key specifications

• Replacement for: Brother TZ-541 / TZe-541
• Brand: MediaRange
• MPN: MRBTZ541
• EAN: 4260664875796
• Color: Black on Blue
• Width: 18 mm
• Length: 8 m
• Type: Laminated label tape with permanent adhesive

How to use

Turn off your compatible Brother label printer, open the cassette compartment, and remove the empty or old cartridge. Insert the MediaRange tape cassette in the correct orientation until it clicks into place, close the compartment, and power the printer on. Select the desired label layout and print; the laminated black-on-blue tape is ready for immediate application. For best results, allow printed text to dry briefly before handling.

Recommendations

Store the tape cassette in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Apply labels to clean, dry surfaces and press firmly to ensure optimal adhesion. Avoid using on highly textured or oily surfaces. Replace the cassette when print quality deteriorates or tape runs out.