It fits any Brother P-touch label maker that accepts TZe cassettes 36mm wide or wider — that includes the PT-P900W. It will not fit the PT-H110, PT-D210, PT-D410, PT-D600, PT-D610BT, PT-P750W or PT-E550W: those machines top out below 36mm and the cassette physically will not load. If your machine currently has a TZe cassette in it and takes this width, this one will go straight in. Not sure? Send us the model number and we will confirm before you order.

Because standard TZe is stiff and springs off a tight curve, usually within days. Flexible ID tape is built to bend around a cable and stay down, either wrapped fully or folded out into a flag so the text stays readable. It is also the tape Brother names for autoclave use — 30 sterilising cycles at 134°C left the text legible.

It depends entirely on how long your labels are and what margin the machine is set to, so any single figure would be misleading. What is fixed is the cassette length: 8 metres. As a rough guide, a 40mm label consumes about 50mm of tape once the machine's leading and trailing margins are added, so an 8m cassette gives you roughly 160 of them. Set a narrower margin in the machine's settings and you get noticeably more.

Yes. Brother's own testing puts laminated TZe from -80°C to +150°C, with no print discolouration after two hours submerged in water, ethanol, acetone or hydrochloric acid, and legible text after 478 hours of simulated sunlight — roughly a year outdoors. One caveat specific to this colour: the yellow background itself fades over that year even though the text does not, so if the label needs to look new after a summer in the sun, black on white or white on black holds up better.

Yes — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and UAE-wide, with a VAT invoice on every order. If you are ordering tape for a site or a fleet of machines, message us with the models and we will confirm the full list of what fits before anything ships.