Brady M7-250-175-342-YL / 174583, PermaSleeve Wire Marker Sleeves, 44.83 mm x 11.15 mm

Product description

Professional labeling of electrical installations is a key element in ensuring safety, clarity, and efficient maintenance in an industrial environment. Original Brady PermaSleeve Wire Marker Sleeves provide a reliable solution for identifying wires and cables that must withstand demanding conditions. This specific model, designated M7-250-175-342-YL / 174583, is designed to provide long-term legibility and mechanical durability, thereby minimizing the risk of errors during service interventions and complying with strict standards for electrical installation labeling.

Brady PermaSleeve labels feature excellent adhesive properties and a robust construction that ensures a firm bond to the wire surface regardless of its diameter or shape. The material is flexible, allowing easy installation even on dense cable bundles without damaging the insulation. The yellow color version (YL) increases visibility and enables quick visual inspection of the status or function of the given circuit, which is essential for safety procedures and rapid identification during faults.

• Original replacement labels from Brady, ensuring full compatibility with Brady printers
• Excellent resistance to moisture, chemicals, mechanical damage, and UV radiation
• Label dimensions: 44.83 mm x 11.15 mm, ideal for standard wires and cables
• Yellow color design for increased visibility and easy identification
• Flexible material that adapts to the shape of the wire without damaging the insulation
• Durable print that retains readability for a long time
• Suitable for use in industrial environments, switchboards, and power installations

Using original Brady labels ensures that your marking meets the highest standards of quality and safety. Whether you work in the energy sector, automation, or standard electrical installations, these tapes will help you stay organized and reduce the risk of errors during maintenance or repairs. Investing in quality labeling pays off in the long term because it saves time and eliminates potential hazards caused by poorly labeled circuits.