Can this be used for laser printer? Is it good enough for printing barcode?
200127
I am not sure. They were kinda flimsy and didn't work on my inkjet. Had to take my project and labels to office depot and try 3 different machines to get these to work.
200128
Yes, they will work with either laser or inkjet printers. I have printed many different things on these labels, including bar codes and they work just fine. For some reason, sometimes these pages get static and cling together and the printer accidentally pulls 2 pages at once, which messes up the label patterns. Doesn't happen that often though, but I don't mind if I have to waste a sheet or two once in a while in order to save quite a bit of money over the Avery brand name labels. If you're going to use a lot of labels, this is a much less expensive way to go.
200129
We had no issues with our laser printer and I would think the barcode would be fine.
200130
My experience is that the toner does not adhere to the labels when processed through my HP1320 laser printer.....unfortunately I have wasted money on these labels
1962315
I used this on my Epson 2880 Ink Jet so I don't know about the laser printer. I'm sure it will work, but you may have to fiddle with the settings to get the results you want.
482594
Yes. That is one of the primary purposes of this label printer. Brother also supplies utilities to create barcodes from databases or from Excel.You can see more details of the product on the Amazon site:Brother PC-Connectable Label Maker with Auto Cutter (PT-2430PC)Or more at Brother site:http://www.brother-usa.com/Labeling_Solutions/ModelDetail/7/pt2430pc/Overview#.UwTt72KvNsg
291275
It's a laser scanner so it only does 1D/Linear Barcodes. Very inexpensive blue-tooth capable scanner.
1096529
Yes. I use it in my color laser. One warning - they come out hot, so you need to lay them flat or they might cool with some wrinkles. This might be becuase of my printer, I don't know. I only print about 5 of the pages at a time when I need them so it's not a big deal for me.
606934
It didn't work well for the purpose that I needed on a ink jet printer, I would say yes it wouldn't work on laser printer.
1889801
Yes, but don't buy this printer. It's a nice hardware but they have the most terrible software package and user interface even a senior level 3 engineer could not figure it out the problems. Lexmark International tool back the printer and refund all my money. Buy a Brother MFC-L series easy to install and communicate without any problems. http://www.brother-usa.com/MFC/Color_Laser_Multifunction/#.VE7ma1t0xD8
1552621
Yes labels can be printed. I print Avery 5260 and 5267 laser address labels with no problem.
41123
Hi. Yes they can be used with a laser printer. I use inkjet labels with my laser sometimes with no problems. Thanks
1015193
I would think so. You might ask that question of the printer mfgr. My laser printer is over 30 years old with a seriel cable that wouldn't connect to my computer because there is no seriel port on the new computers. The printer is still good and I didn't want to get rid of it. I am using it with xp and it works just fine.
2190312
i am pretty happy with it. I don't use it for professional use. so I don't have any complaints.I have owned several brother printers and as far as laser printers go, they are very acceptable. I scan directly to my pc,iPhone and iPad with good results.
2253958
Yes, I use it to scan ISBN#s from books and other items that I want to list on Amazon. There is no major set up, I just plugged it into my computer USB and my computer read that it was hooked up and it started to work. It will scan a barcode number right into an excel document . This was a very inexpensive item but can make a job go so much faster. Hope this helped. "Fly'n Betty"
1452509
I think it only works with ink jet.....haven't tried it with my laser.....check with the manufacturer
1602043
The lazer printer may melt the glossy finish or possibly damage the printer. It may possibly work but I wouldn't try it. It's not worth it.
1995514
Pretty much any printer. It only rads 1d codes (code 39, UPC, etc.) but any barcode printer supports those.
464964
It could be, but I wouldn't recommend it. It's not fast enough nor powerful enough and forget about printing anything other than letter size documents. It would be an ok printer for home use. I had it here at work for a short while to replace my HP LaserJet, but it just didn't cut it for me. It looks and feels really cheap and flimsy.
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I had it hooked up to an older HP laser and it worked perfect, I would think if you have the right connectors on each machine, it should work if you have the drivers for your printer.