can it be used to print prescription labels? if yes can you send me a link for the compatible labels that will work with it
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Well Yes, BUT... The printer would print the labels (direct thermal), if you can find someone who makes the labels for this printer. But as far as I can see everyone seems to use Cognitive label printers. So No. The Brother TD-2000 is used for printing prescription labels (google for prescription labels brother).
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If you need prescription labels, then you need the SDK software from Brother, to do your templates or someone to do a database like MS Access, using VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) to interact with the printer. Or you can check the following printers Brother QL-650TD, TD-4000 Professional Desktop Labeler and the PT-9700PC Industrial Desktop Label Printer, those printers comply specifically for the function you need.
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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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Yes it can. Be sure to use the rear paper feed. Using the main paper trays could result in labels peeing off inside the printer.
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I haven't had any experience with multifunction printers and this device. Based on the setup I have done in the past I believe it should work. My advice to you would be to look and see if your printer model also comes in a model with a network connection. If there is a model like yours but with a network connection then setup will be easy.
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I'm sure this printer would work fine. I am not sure it would be the best choice. Only back and white. Also, not sure how creative you can be with the software. You may want to consider a color printer and Avery labels. Would be more flexable and give you the ability to be more creative.
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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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You do realize that this labeler only works connected to a PC? It sounds like a daunting task to me, but doable. Tape size would depend on how large you wanted the numbers to be. (Just peeling the backing and sticking on "hundreds of numbers" makes me tired!) I can attest to the labels holding up well outside--I use mine for garden labels.
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For label printing software, I got Stamps.com and use theirs. It works well, and has a driver for zebra printers. In addition, the printer works under windows as a normal printer of 4" wide and 6" tall print paper.
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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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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 use it for Google Cloud printing, and iOS printing. It works just fine. Just follow the directions setting those up.
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Absolutely. Font size 6 is the smallest legible in my opinion, and you can put 9 lines on the 1.1 in tape or 20 lines on the 2.4 in. So, unless you have hundreds of ingredients, this printer should work for you.
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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: http://www.amazon.com/Brother-PC-Connectable-Label-Cutter-PT-2430PC/dp/B001IKKIVW/ref=cm_cd_ql_qh_dp_t#productDetails Or more at Brother site: http://www.brother-usa.com/Labeling_Solutions/ModelDetail/7/pt2430pc/Overview#.UwTt72KvNsg
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I printed mine from Microsoft Office and Word. There is a drop down selection for labels and it covers all the sizes.
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There are a number of labels that are compatible with this printer. Ability Business sells the genuine labels to go with this printer. When you purchase the printer from Ability Business, you may also continue to order your labels from us.
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As far as I have found all the Labelmanager Labelpoint units use the same D1 style tapes. So it should work.
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I have not tried using Word to print labels. You can download all Avery labels from their site or use the labels online at no cost to you. Good luck!