Brother TZeSE4 18mm Black On White Security P-touch Tape, Ptouch label TZ-SE4

Brother TZe-SE4 3/4" Tamper-Evident Security P-touch Tape, 26.2 ft.
The Brother TZe-SE4 is a specialized 3/4-inch security label tape designed to help protect valuable equipment, confidential materials, and sensitive assets. Unlike standard laminated tapes, the TZe-SE4 uses a tamper-evident adhesive that leaves a bold “VOID” pattern on both the label and the surface if someone attempts to remove it. This makes it ideal for applications where label integrity and security are essential.

The tape’s black print on white background ensures clear readability for barcodes, ID codes, serial numbers, property tags, storage labeling, warranty seals, inspection labels, and any environment where tamper resistance is required. Thanks to Brother’s laminated construction, the TZe-SE4 remains durable, smudge-resistant, and long-lasting in both indoor and outdoor conditions.

The tamper-evident design adheres well to smooth, clean surfaces such as metal, plastic, painted equipment, filing cabinets, laptops, electronics, and office devices. Once applied, any attempt to peel or lift the label leaves immediate visible evidence—helping deter unauthorized handling, switching, or removal of marked items.

Compatible with any Brother P-touch label maker that accepts 18mm (3/4") TZe tape cartridges, the TZe-SE4 is a reliable choice for businesses, schools, IT departments, maintenance teams, and asset management operations.

Key Features – Brother TZe-SE4 (Black on White Security Tape, 3/4")

• Tamper-evident design shows VOID pattern when removed
• 3/4" (18mm) wide × 26.2 ft. (8m) long
• Ideal for property ID, asset control, IT equipment, and security labeling
• Laminated construction for durability in indoor & outdoor use
• Smudge-resistant, fade-resistant, and temperature-resistant
• Compatible with all Brother P-touch printers using TZe tapes up to 18mm or larger

WARNING: This product can expose you to Vinyl Acetate, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.