What is the maximum Width of Tape this labeller uses and what brand tape does it use? Also Does it require replacement any Ink?
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Hello, The tape sizes that can be used are 1/4", 3/8" & 1/2". You would need to use the DYMO D1 tape. The media size is 0.35" x D1 Tape or 0.47" x D1 Tape. Not sure if it requires replacement ink. Thanks
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Mine is an inkjet printer (HP OfficeJet 6500). I'm sorry I can only speak to my experience with my jet printer. Perhaps other printers might do better with this thinner label.
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I don't know, but there is a problem with this tape! The pack I ordered stuck to itself and couldn't pass thru the labeler. Amazon said to dispose of it, and they sent me a new one at no cost. The second one had the same problem. I returned it, and am awaiting a credit. I suspect these tapes are very old or were stored inappropriately. If no one can answer your ques. email DYMO and they'll advise you.
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I use TZ 12mm tape. The back of the labeler says it will accept TZ 3.5 to 12mm.
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Tracy, one replaces the other. Dymo 45013 / 45113 1/2 In. Width Black on White D1 Tape, 23' Long Tape Cartridge. Unique slit-back backing for easy use. Scratch and chemical resistant. Replaces Dymo 45113 - Scratch and chemical resistant. Self-adhesive poly-coated DYMO D1 tape with unique easy-peel split-backing for easy use. Semi-permanent - won't leave residue behind when peeled off (on most surfaces). Both tape color and adhesive are UV-resistant meaning label will neither darken nor fall off over time. Holds up for items in household refrigerator/freezer.
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The tape for the Sharp EL-1750V printing calculator is 2.25 inches wide. It is normally sold in packages of three rolls for a nominal cost at office supply stores such as Staples.
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I wouldn't know. I sent the printer and the tape back because it only printed the occasional label. When it takes three to six tries to print one frigging label, it's not worth it....
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Just get you some nametag (or 2x4 inch mailing) type of labels at your local office supply store. Then you can not only print your own labels, but for larger ones put an easy to see picture on it as a quicker way of reading the label. - Also a roll of white duct tape and a sharpie works good too.
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Ii gave you wronf answer. this tape does not split until you cut it off the labeller. easy to remove from paper backing.
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sthis professional label-er is used multiple sizes, (Brother QL-1050 Wide Format Professional Label Printer / Brother QL-1050N Network Wide Format Professional Label Printer are compatible with all DK labels) DK1240 - 4" x 2" Die-Cut White Paper Labels, 600 labels per roll DK1241 - 4" x 6" Die-Cut White Paper Labels, 200 labels per roll DK2243 - 4" Wide Continuous Length Paper, 100 Feet per roll or 2 3/7" x 100' Continuous Label Roll can used all theses brother.com suggest DK tape series, DK1201, DK1202, DK2113, DK2205, DK2210, DK2212, etc. thank you
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You need to get any size Brother DK labels or tapes. They come, I believe, from about 1/2 inch to 2.4 inches wide. The labels are individual labels. The tapes are one long label that get cut to size. there are specialty labels, and tapes that are paper or film. You have lot of choices.
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Don't recommend this brand, last 4 job I did with it had to be redone as LEDs when bad, as for length, think max run of tape is 16.6 feet, if longer you will need to power up from 2 different spots, like at each end
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You can buy refills from Amazon. The right tape is labeled "M series," M-131, M-231, or P-Touch.
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I'm sorry, but I don't understand. Is there not enough ink in a cartridge to print on all of the tape in the same cartridge?
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The labeler we sell is the Future Aids brand, which has absolutely no issues with cutting both 3/8 inch and 1/2 inch tape. As such, our labeler comes with 1/2 inch tape, but will also work with 3/8 inch tape.
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On the Tze/TZ tapes, the stated size on the package is an approximation of the actual width of the tape, not the print. For example, the actual width of the Tze/TZ #631 "1/2" tape is 12mm or 0.47", both of which dimensions are shown on the packaging of the tape and on the cartridge itself. The height of the print would depend on your labeller model, they are all a little different. Some can print almost to the edge of the tape, and some have a non-printing zone that is a bit wider. You can determine that non-printing area by printing a label on your particular printer model and measuring it, then subtract that amount from the actual width of the tape. The Brother website has a detailed chart with specifications for all their labels.
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About 1/2" margin from end of tape...just depends what your labeling if it's wasted tape. No way to adjust margins with this labeler. I just don't like the quality of the tape. It always curled up after a few weeks. It does not stick very well..good for temporary labeling.I would not use this labeler if it is used for your job...just nice for using at home once a month.I am using the Rhino 6000...now that's a labeler if you label a lot of stuff...many styles and types of labels...awesome features...best on the market for cable pullers....Netdoctor