Is good for printing labels?
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This cardstock paper product (that I purchased) has no sticky stuff on the back of it - you need special paper for labels... this is bright white hard stock paper I bought - for printing signs or menus, which is what I used it for... look for special Avery paper for label printing...
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I use it to print labels and tags for home made lotions and other items. I punch a hole in one end for a hanging tag and laminate labels to the container for bottles and lotion bars. It has no adhesive so you have to tape, tie or glue it on.
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I'm confident that it would work swimmingly. I use Excel to print a custom label for the work we do.
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It claims it's for a laser printer, but I printed my labels on an inkjet (HP Officejet Pro 8600). It worked just fine. The ink didn't smear during/after printing and looked great. I downloaded the free template from the website.
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We do use this printer for labels- they are not Avery, but very similar and it works fine
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I have only used this to make outdoor posters for lost cats, but found that the ink runs... it isn't as 'weatherproof' as touted. Can you use a label maker instead?
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Hi Mike,The question can be answered many ways, there are cheaper alternatives out there such as offbrand labels, but just a reminder, this is a THERMAL printer so your options other than offbrand labels are limited
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All inkjet and laser printers support printing labels, as long as you have the sheet of labels at 8-1/2" x 11". If you don't use up the whole sheet, however, you end up with left over labels. We recently used 3 column x 10 row of labels on this printer and it worked fine.
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Sorry Michael. Don't know. Strictly use it for labels, but absolutely love it.Jeff
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I use an HP Photosmart ink jet printer and it prints just fine. I would recommend these labels.
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Yes, it's sticky and perfect for labeling. I use it to label photography equipment and boxes of negatives.
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This printer has worked fine on labels. Be aware though that it has no single sheet feed, so envelopes and other 'not 8.5" x 11" ' media are not really and option for the J435W. Although the printer has managed to survive, it is without a doubt the most cheaply constructed printer I have ever seen. Although the price may seem good, you definitely are only getting what you pay for.
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Correct. All labels for home printers are made such that the printer prints on the non-adhesive side.
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Yes. I've printed my own holiday address labels with this product. You can print your own labels for just about anything (food labels, address labels, office organizers, etc.)
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Yes and No, Print quality on Inkjet printers, even with the best printers, still do not print high quality photos on clear glossy labels, or at least not the ones I have tried on my canon printer.
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Yes, I always use my laser printer for CD/DVD labels. The printing is much more durable than the inkjet printer. I use the preset style "Laser Labels" in the printer preferences. These work perfectly, no problems and just as well as the Avery brand.
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I have never personally used this label printer, however, if it is a thermal label printer, it should work just fine.
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I found generic labels on Amazon that were made specifically for this Brother printer and they worked fine. They were significantly less expensive.