Brother TZe-344 Labelling Tape Cassette, 18 mm (W) x 8 m (L), Laminated, Brother Genuine Supplies - Gold on Black

I use this media and printer for electrical panel mods, labelling storage, and much more. The labels are good quality, robust and easily affixed, the adhesive sticks well to most surfaces. The printing is clear and well presented.

Fast delivery and work fines

This seems to be Russian-made, but I doubt that it's buying for any bombardments!I used it to CLEARLY label keyrings for a set of USB PC-recovery keys for a large number of identical-specification industrial computers, each of which is configured for controlling a different part of a production process. If one of them needs a recovery key, it really, really matters that it gets the right key for the process it is controlling. But if it is necessary to swap one out, ANY spare PC with the right spec can be easily re-configured for any part of the production line. Labels are the essential keys to the keys!

Replacement. Bit pricey but lasts a good while.

It was quite complicated to work out and wasted a lot of tape.

Used for labelling Compact Flash memory cards containing music files prior to transfer to a server later .Very clear TRANSLUCENT tape , ideal when small font sizes employed, and as an older person whose sight is not what it was can use a bright light / daylight to read the print generated.

Bit of a cheesy title, but it's true. I use this specific size of tape to rename certain functions on a radio transceiver I use in flight simulation, as well as to semi-permanently name channels on a digital mixer I use in the studio. As lockdown forces me to address things I haven't looked at for years - namely filing and organising paperwork - I can see this will also come in very handy for labelling files and boxes.It will be a long time before I have used the full length of this tape. The tape adheres well (so far I have used it on plastic, vynil and metal). I have several different widths, as well as black and clear varieties. The range is great, although I wish there were more matt options. Insertion and removal of the tape cassette is eas.yOne niggle is the wide variance in price across the range of tapes. I think these are expensive anyway, but some are much more expensive than others for no apparent reason.Overall I am happy with the Brother labelling system and will continue to use the device and consumables quite happily (just not the more expensive tapes!)

Use this tape in a Brother PTE110 handheld label printer. The genuine Brother tape costs a little more than 3rd party compatible cartridges but having tried both, the genuine Brother cartridge is worth paying extra because, the overall print quality is far better (both clearer and cleaner prints), the adhesiveness of the labels is much better and the printed labels are more robust (I've labelled electrical terminals where the labels have lasted years without fading or coming unstuck).