Model: HGES2315PK
from $59.99
This 5-pack of 26.2' long Brother Black on White HGe Tape with Extrastrength Adhesive is a 0.47" wide black-on-white tape for use both indoors and outdoors that is designed for select Brother label printers. It features lamination and extrastrength adhesive to ensure durability. It is great for metal surfaces as well as plastics and textured or uneven surfaces.
Ensure absolute compatibility with your exact printer model number. While third-party cables are fine, always buy OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) for internal parts like fusers or maintenance boxes. Available from $59.99.
Printer accessories like cables, extra paper trays, and maintenance boxes have low upfront costs. The primary cost associated with printing lies in the consumables (ink/toner), not the hardware accessories themselves.
Common Failure Modes
Accessories like extra paper trays can experience jammed rollers or snapped plastic hinges. Maintenance boxes eventually fill with waste ink and must be replaced rather than repaired.
Ensure absolute compatibility with your exact printer model number. While third-party cables are fine, always buy OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) for internal parts like fusers or maintenance boxes.
Consumable accessories like ink and toner are meant to be replaced frequently. Hardware accessories like trays and duplexers typically match the lifespan of the printer.
The Brother HGe Laminated Tape with Extrastrength Adhesive (1/2" x 26.2', Black-on-White, 5-Pack) is available at bhphoto, cdw, starting at $59.99.
Printer accessories like cables, extra paper trays, and maintenance boxes have low upfront costs. The primary cost associated with printing lies in the consumables (ink/toner), not the hardware accessories themselves.
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