Can I print flag type labels for fiber patch cords? Which type of Brady label should I use?
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You can print a flag type label for any diameter cable. You specify the cable diameter and flag size and the printer works out the total length of the label. You can use the vinyl or nylon cloth material.
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Our iron on labels are made to adhere to various types of materials-fuzzy socks being no exception. The labels should adhere perfectly to the product.
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These use the standard label cartridges. They will hold up as well as any other labels.
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The QL Series uses DK labels and tapes up to 2.4-inches wide. Switch label types in seconds! Brother label printers use a direct thermal printing mechanism with easy drop-in tape rolls - so there is no ribbon, ink or toner to replace. The machine automatically recognizes the roll size and adjusts the label template accordingly. The brand-specific reel allows only DK labels.Brother QL-700 High-speed, Professional Label Printer
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Yes, I just did it. The starter cart does not come with a removable flag gear, it is fixed in place. The refill companies say you have to buy a special kit with a flag gear and cover in it. However, you can put many (all?) brother printers into "continue mode" whereby they will still print with a low toner warning. If you can live with the perpetual low toner light, then there's no reason to mess with the flag gear at all. I have found references to a procedure which can reset the low toner light but have not tried it yet.
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A USB 2.0 TypeA male to TypeB male cable to hook directly to your computer. Mediabridge USB 2.0 - A Male to B Male Cable (16 Feet) - High-Speed with Gold-Plated Connectors - Black - (Part# 30-001-16B ) If you want to hook to your network (router), an ethernet patch cable.AmazonBasics RJ45 Cat5e Ethernet Patch Cable (14 Feet/4.2 Meters)I just showed examples-there are many different lengths and colors available.This printer does NOT support wireless printing, so if you want to install it onto your network, you will need an ethernet patch cable to connect the printer to an open port on your router. A USB 2.0 TypeA male to TypeB male cable to hook directly to your computer. Mediabridge USB 2.0 - A Male to B Male Cable (16 Feet) - High-Speed with Gold-Plated Connectors - Black - (Part# 30-001-16B ) If you want to hook to your network (router), an ethernet patch cable.AmazonBasics RJ45 Cat5e Ethernet Patch Cable (14 Feet/4.2 Meters)I just showed examples-there are many different lengths and colors available.This... » Read More A USB 2.0 TypeA male to TypeB male cable to hook directly to your computer. Mediabridge USB 2.0 - A Male to B Male Cable (16 Feet) - High-Speed with Gold-Plated Connectors - Black - (Part# 30-001-16B ) If you want to hook to your network (router), an ethernet patch cable.AmazonBasics RJ45 Cat5e Ethernet Patch Cable (14 Feet/4.2 Meters)I just showed examples-there are many different lengths and colors available.This printer does NOT support wireless printing, so if you want to install it onto your network, you will need an ethernet patch cable to connect the printer to an open port on your router. « Show Less
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If you have the correct label paper such as Avery. I print file labels all the time using Avery labels. I think one of the engineers prints CD & DVD labels.
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Really you can use any kind of label you like...I like to use adhesive labels but you could even just write the address with a Sharpie and use stamps if you like. I usually ship via USPS and print all my postage labels at home, so for everything except Priority International (which has to be printed on regular paper), I use these labels in my inkjet printer: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002JGQGQ0/ref=oh_details_o03_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1. They work great on these polybag mailers, boxes, envelopes, etc.
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I wish I can help you. I bought those for my workplace. I don't know anything. But I am sure if you google this specific item and your printer you may get helpful result. Good luck
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They don't look like Cotton more like a paper fiber you would see in a band aid. Just replace the patch with what you like to use.
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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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If you are using this to print labels for manilla file folders, then use TZe2312pk (which is a 2 pack of cartridges). This is a black print on white tape and is 12mm which is almost a 1/2 inch in width. You can use a larger size if you wish to have bigger print. I use this for my files & works great on pendaflex too.
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I use my Dymo LetraTag for creating bacle or cord labels. They are fantastic for this purpose. Clear printing, no smearing, easy to read, sticks well.
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Yes, with some limitations. The printer accepts any Epson "LabelWorks" cartridge, and there is one type of cable wrap cartridge available for this printer. You'll want to look for "LabelWorks Cable Wrap LC Cartridge", which is 1" wide black on white. It has a 1/4" white area that the printer prints on, and 3/4" of clear sticky tape around it that wrap around the cable completely to keep the label on. See http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=LC-6WBC9 for more information on the cable wrap tape cartridge.It's worked pretty well for me, but is not as robust as the heat-shrink tubing labels that can be printed by Rhino-brand label printers, for example. Yes, with some limitations. The printer accepts any Epson "LabelWorks" cartridge, and there is one type of cable wrap cartridge available for this printer. You'll want to look for "LabelWorks Cable Wrap LC Cartridge", which is 1" wide black on white. It has a 1/4" white area that the printer prints on, and 3/4" of clear sticky tape around it that wrap around the cable completely to keep the label on. See http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=LC-6WBC9 for more information on the cable wrap tape cartridge.It's worked pretty... » Read More Yes, with some limitations. The printer accepts any Epson "LabelWorks" cartridge, and there is one type of cable wrap cartridge available for this printer. You'll want to look for "LabelWorks Cable Wrap LC Cartridge", which is 1" wide black on white. It has a 1/4" white area that the printer prints on, and 3/4" of clear sticky tape around it that wrap around the cable completely to keep the label on. See http://www.epson.com/cgi-bin/Store/jsp/Product.do?sku=LC-6WBC9 for more information on the cable wrap tape cartridge.It's worked pretty well for me, but is not as robust as the heat-shrink tubing labels that can be printed by Rhino-brand label printers, for example. « Show Less
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If you are screen printing onto polyester fabrics, make sure you use a plastisol-based ink, not a water-based ink. Any good screen printing service should do this.
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Thanks for your email. While this is not my product specifically, most if not all half sheet shipping labels use the same template. The easiest way to print these would be to use the Avery template, number 5126. This template should be available already in just about every labeling software program on the market. Please let me know if you have any questions or if there is anything else we can do to help. Best regards, Label Outfitters, Inc.
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I use a Brother P-touch label maker. It prints on laminated tape, and the 1-inch tape fits on the copper markers perfectly. I use the tape with the clear backing, so it looks like printing on copper. The labels do not weather off, and a decorative font dresses the markers up (you can even make a label for the back side of the marker with supplemental information about the plant).