Does this printer support variable-length labels? What VL label stock should I use?
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My Seiko label printer requires labels with a black bar on the back. I believe this tells the printer when the end of the label is. So if you are using a longer label I believe if it has that black bar it should work. I think only Seiko labels have this black bar.
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It supports a large number of labels of various widths and lengths. Works well as I have had several of them and liked them all. I use one long label -- about 6 or so inches. You must select the correct label on the menu to match the label you wish to use. It has a large menu of labels you can use and you need to buy labels that match these alternatives.
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I use four different fixed length labels. I can't say for sure but I doubt that it supports variable length labels.
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There are thousands of stock sizes that work with this printer. To help you - you want direct thermal labels, (not thermal transfer), and 1" core. That is all that will work with this printer. The width is listed first and then the length. So a 2 x 1 label is 2" wide and 1" length. Let me know what size you are looking for and I can recommend a ASIN if you need further help. Bob
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Yes. The user manual reads:"Creating Two-Line LabelsYou can print a maximum of two lines on a label. Only oneline of text can be printed on 1/4" labels."
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Hi! It has worked perfectly to me so far.. I had never used it to print labels.
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Ironically, I just downloaded the template today. I experimented with laser printing one label at a time. It worked well for the three labels I printed.
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I really don't know but when you look at the compatibility of the labels it does not mention this particular label printer. The Brother labels fit in the machine in a very specific way and other brands may not fit. But I really do not know. Perhaps you could ask users of these labels on Amazon.
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The printer has an internal adjustment mechanism to accept label that are 2 5/8" wide. I've only used it to print 4" wide labels so my experience to be able to answer your question is limited. One added note, check with the seller and ask if the printer was made for UPS or FedEx since printers of that nature may limit you uses for it.
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Zebra and Dymo labels work fine; I use generic labels from u-line (specifically 2 1⁄4 x 1 1⁄4) I see that you had an additional question regarding printing of ISBN barcodes- the labels I just mentioned are a perfect size for printing ISBN barcodes in a size that makes them easily readable by barcode scanners.
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I haven't needed to print vertical labels but, just for you, I walked through the process of selecting the template all the way to printing the label. However, since I don't need this at least for now, I didn't actually print the label because it requires a .70" tape and I only have .47" tapes. I've been very pleased with the quality of the labeler but had problems with the tapes I ordered. Two out of the 3 I ordered were fine but one was broken. Price was still pretty good for 2 tapes but I'll probably purchase them from a local store next time.
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As long as the other labels on your template are blank you can just print one label. Hope this helps!
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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.
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Thanks for the good information. What label printing software do you use to make sure the label printing aligns with the inserted label? In other words, how do you make sure the label prints properly and isn't an inch or so off center?Paul
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It will print half size round labels - just peel and place around the center hole. Which is perfect for getting a few bits of information cleanly on the CD. I use it for multiple labels because its easy to swap the cartridges - the machine automatically sizes the template for the new label. Look up Brother DK-1207.
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I have no experience with the twin turbo. I would think thay would work...we have used plain labels in our unit before. You might want to check the printer set up file.....
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In the full version of the software (free from their site) there is an option to print about 6 feet continuously. But if you're doing one label at a time there will be waste.
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I have been doing this for years using MS Access as the front end to Access or SQL databases. Set label up as a report with the dimensions of the label desired while the brother printer is designated as the default printer. I have this working as either a local usb or networked printer. Don't try with a Dymo printer since they have a terrible print drivers. This is same approach I took with zebra printers.
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These are plain continuous labels, but if you don't have a brother printer to setup the desire length during the printing process, these aren't the ones that you want, because you will need to die cut them.