are these prints heat stable for making lolipops?
1340361
Yes I have used them & they looked great but found that the white parts looked a little darker when using milk chocolate.
138095
As long as they're stored properly they should be fine. I bought these and it took me about a year to use them and had no problems. I just bought more actually. They run out a bit faster than the epson brand if you do a lot of printing but the savings still are much higher than if you buy the name brand.
1477089
I believe so. I steam them everyday in a steamer as I use them for bottle labels for daycare. I have even cut them and they have held up. Oil should not be an issue.
151428
They are shelf stable. I kept them in the box they were shipped in because they are in liquid and don't stack well. They are simple to heat up, basically blanch in boiling water to heat them up. They are fragile so the less handling the better.
657654
Not, that I can tell. Very stable. I dry them on a rack or very low no heat in the dryer.
1604260
Sure, as long as they are thermal and good quality as jams are really messy in the dymo printer. In my experience it pays to spend the extra few bucks and get the dymo brand labels. Good luck.
501640
Yes, they print very well. The colors are very true. I have used other brands and other papers and have not had the success that I have with Avery Matte White Half Fold Greeting Cards #8316. I use a very old program, PrintMaster 12 to print my cards. I have used it for years and have not up-graded it. I sell my Greeting cards so I want them to look very professional. This is the best paper I have used.
2080611
They are in sheet form with perforations. I really don't know if they would stay together well enough to be printed. They're pretty tough though. Made it through water when we used them.
392841
I've used them with CFL and LED light sources, and I haven't had a problem. The sheets are plastic, so at some temperature they will melt.
11708
I don't know ... what I do know is they work for me, but I don't do "high detail" or "fine art" printing. Mine is just family photos ... and the quality pleases some very picky family members. I'm satisified.
1862741
I don't know exactly what you are asking, but for the initial use for which I bought the printer, I am pleased. I bought it so as to print labels to use on aluminum plant markers outside in my garden. They have held up well to sun, rain, and now snow and wind. By May I will know for sure whether they have weathered what a year can do to them. They were quick and did not smear and easy for making 2 or more copies of the same name I needed. When tax season is done, I may start labeling all the folders in my cabinet just so they are easier for me to read at a glance.
2225316
I don't see any reason why they would not work just fine. The Brother QL-550 is a thermal printer and these rolls are thermal sensitive.
106833
Hi there, yes they are PEEL and STICK, quite easy and useful, and no cost since is thermal printing. Go ahead an buy them!!
1469758
Yes, I have used them several times. Sometimes I put those chocolate design papers on them, really pretty!
1257321
I got them for vintage postcards & old photos and I did do a bit of research on them and the material used IS photo safe, at least that's what they said. Product is of good quality! Hopes this helps.
1247659
They are smooth enough. Not perfect. But you certainly don't need to sand them down. Many are not very straight. But for fan handles, they would be adequate, unless you are a very picky person. You did not ask about sturdy. They are not extremely sturdy. Again: adequate, unless you want perfect.
523037
I think the paper is heat sensitive. The heat put the print on this special paper.