Tapecase 15D720 Green Vinyl Marking Tape 2 in 216 ft 2.4 mil
- Emergency Exit Sign…
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Brady
Red vinyl tape roll for indoor or outdoor hazardous-location labeling, 30 labels per roll
The Brady B30C-2250-595-RD is a continuous roll of red vinyl tape designed for indoor and outdoor labelling. It serves facilities that need durable identification on pipes, equipment or hazard zones. The supply is new and sold by the roll.
The vinyl material resists moisture, temperature shifts and UV exposure so labels stay legible in normal operating conditions. No power is drawn and no noise is produced during application. The continuous format lets users cut exact lengths without waste.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | Brady |
Load the roll onto the printer spindle so the red vinyl feeds from the bottom, then run the auto-calibration so the sensor detects the 30 mm gap between labels; skipping calibration causes misaligned prints.
Replace the roll once the 2250-inch supply is exhausted; clean the printer’s feed rollers periodically to remove vinyl adhesive residue that can cause slipping.
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