Brady LSZH-500-2-YL / 141257 represents a professional solution for cable marking in environments where safety and durability come first. This set of original tapes is specially designed for applications in industrial, commercial, and residential installations where strict fire safety requirements must be met. Thanks to the use of Low Smoke Halogen Free (LSZH) material, the tapes do not emit toxic halogen gases or dense smoke when exposed to fire. This key aspect ensures maximum protection of personnel health and facilitates evacuation in enclosed spaces, which is essential for meeting modern legislative requirements and quality standards.
The product's technological aspect is optimized for thermal transfer printing (TTR), which uses special foils to achieve sharp and legible text. Unlike conventional printing methods, thermal transfer technology presses the color deep into the structure of the polyolefin material. The result is a label that is exceptionally resistant to mechanical damage, abrasion, moisture, and extreme temperatures. The text does not lose its readability over time, ensuring long-term circuit identification without the need for repeated labeling. The tape is fully compatible with Brady printing devices, which guarantee a precise and consistent result with every print.
The practical dimensions of the individual strips, measuring 50.8 mm in width and 21.6 mm in height, are ideal for standard cables. This format provides sufficient space for a legible label without being too bulky and complicating cable handling. The yellow background color ensures excellent visibility and easy differentiation of various circuits in dense bundles, increasing clarity and reducing the risk of errors during service interventions. The polyolefin material ensures flexibility and easy fitting, while after installation it firmly retains its shape and does not shift.
Proper cable labeling is essential to facilitate future service interventions and ensure operational safety. This set is an ideal choice for electricians, designers, and building managers who value quality and the long-term reliability of their labeling systems.


