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Brother PTH111 label printer 12mm tape
Prints up to two lines on 12 mm laminated tape with built-in electrical templates and includes a starter cartridge plus wrist strap
- Portable labeling for worksites and hobby spaces
- Prints two lines on 12mm laminated tapes
- Tapes resist temperature, chemicals, fading and water
- Includes 26.2m flexible ID tape for cables
- Detachable wrist strap for easy workspace use
Handheld label printer for worksite identification
The Brother PTH111 is a portable label maker designed for electrical, telecom and general workshop organisation. It prints up to two lines of text on laminated TZe tapes that resist temperature, chemicals, fading and water. A detachable wrist strap keeps the unit secure during on-site use. Supplied with a 12 mm black-on-white flexible ID tape for curved surfaces and cables.
Battery-powered operation with no mains requirement
The printer runs on six AA batteries, eliminating the need for a power outlet on the job site. Thermal printing technology produces no ink mess and operates quietly in office or industrial environments. Low power draw extends battery life across multiple labelling tasks. The compact body stays cool during continuous use.
Maximum tape width of 12 mm
This model only accepts Brother TZe laminated tapes up to 12 mm wide, limiting label width to a single half-inch format. Users who need wider labels for large asset tags or multi-line panels cannot use this printer. The fixed two-line print height also restricts detailed graphics or barcodes. Consider the tape-width limit before purchasing.
Highlights
- Portable labeling for worksites and hobby spaces
- Prints two lines on 12mm laminated tapes
- Tapes resist temperature, chemicals, fading and water
- Includes 26.2m flexible ID tape for cables
- Detachable wrist strap for easy workspace use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the included 12mm tape cassette in the PTH111?
Open the cassette cover, insert the TZe tape with the ink side facing the print head, pull the tape through the guide slot, then close the cover until it clicks — the step people skip is threading the tape past the cutter before closing.
What maintenance or replacement will the PTH111 need later?
Replace the TZe laminated tape cassette when the 8m roll runs out; clean the print head with a cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol if print quality fades, and replace the six AAA batteries when the low-power indicator appears.
What limit appears first during sustained labelling with the PTH111?
The 12mm tape width caps you at two printable lines, so long cable-wrap labels must be split across multiple prints rather than printed in one continuous strip.
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