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Transparent plastic encoder strip with fine markings and mounting holes

YINGHUA

YINGHUA Coding Encoder Strip 150 F01 J125 scanner supply

SKU CH-KFHR-1XD3B

Encoder strip compatible with Brother J220, 145C, J125, 790C, 495C, J410, 165C and 795C printers

  • Product TypePrinthead
  • Compatible with Brother J220, 145C, J125, 790C, 495C, J410, 165C, 795C
  • Encoder strip 150 F01 J125 ensures accurate printhead positioning
  • Printhead component restores scanning and coding performance
  • New condition guarantees reliable operation from installation

Coding Encoder Strip 150 F01 J125

This new printer supply is a coding encoder strip designed for specific Brother printers. It carries the part designation 150 F01 J125 and functions as a printhead component. The item is sold individually in new condition.

For owners of listed Brother models

The strip fits Brother models J220, 145C, J125, 790C, 495C, J410, 165C and 795C. Buyers with different printer brands or unlisted Brother models should look for a compatible alternative.

Highlights

  • Compatible with Brother J220, 145C, J125, 790C, 495C, J410, 165C, 795C
  • Encoder strip 150 F01 J125 ensures accurate printhead positioning
  • Printhead component restores scanning and coding performance
  • New condition guarantees reliable operation from installation

Specifications

Product TypePrinthead

Questions about this item

Will the 150 mm encoder strip align with the printhead carriage on my J220 without modifying the existing mounting points?

The strip is built to the 150 specification used by the J220 carriage, so the original mounting holes and tension springs engage directly.

After fitting the strip, how can I confirm the J125 sensor is reading the encoder marks correctly?

Run a test print; sharp, evenly spaced characters across the page show the sensor is tracking the 125-count pattern without slip.

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