What Is The Label/Ribbon Part Number and Lot Number?

Where Can I Find the Material Part Number and Lot Number?

Labels

• Portable
• Benchtop

Ribbon  / Ink

• Portable
• Benchtop

Brady Label Part and Lot Numbers
 

• Label Part Number - denotes label material type, size, printer compatibility, quantity and other information: Naming Conventions for Brady Label Media.

• Label Lot Number - This is an 8 digit number used by Technical Support to determine the date of manufacture. 

The part and lot numbers are usually printed on the cartridges and media rolls.

Portable Printers
 

Benchtop Printers

Location of part and lot number on B30 series media:
 
For 3" Core THT material, the part and lot numbers can often be found on the box or inside the media core.
 
Permasleeve part numbers are listed on the liner of the labels for RFID-enabled 3" THT core rolls. 



J7300

J7300 part numbers and lot numbers are listed on the blue label roll holder. 



Brady Ribbon Part and Lot Numbers 
 

• Ribbon part number - Denotes printer compatibility, ribbon material characters and size: Ribbon Composition - What Are the Differences Between the Types of Brady Ribbons?
• Ribbon Lot Number - This is an 8 digit number that Indicates the date of manufacture.

Portable Ribbons
   

Inkjet

J7300 Ink Cartridges
                                 

Why Does Technical Support Request This Info?

Lot numbers can indicate if the issue is caused by material age. Brady label materials have varying shelf lives depending on the material type. Find out more information: 

• What is the Shelf Life for Brady Labels?
• How Do I Find Out More Information About Brady Label Materials (testing and compliance info)?

Brady Technical Support will need to look up the lot number to determine the date of manufacture. 

A label or ribbon part number is specific to the material type and size - it denotes specific information about the material. Certain materials require special considerations for use, such as print speed and print head heat settings. Label materials also help determine the type of ribbon that should be in use: Ribbon and Label Compatibility.