I need a labeling machine to affix labels to standard file folders, how well will it do that and what size tape would that take?
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To the best of my knowledge this labeling machine only takes one size of tape and the specifics about that should be with the product description. The print size can be adjusted up or down to make the print fit into the length of tape you need.
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This maker takes tape up to 12mm in width; you can actually buy several sizes for it - any TZe tape up to that size. For file folders I would go with the smallest tape; TZe 211, for example, which you can find on Amazon. It sticks to paper extremely well.
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I use Brother's label maker on these and then they last forever. It's the only system that has worked for me.
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I am familiar with essential oils little bottles. Yes, this DYMO labeler will do the job. I actually print small labels that fit on a tie strap label tag. That's a tie strap with a small 10mmX20mm square patch for the label. Works fine for that. Hope that helps...
771412
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.
2217120
Hoping to answer your question correctly, this kit is mainly hardware, not software. It has a round, plastic base on which one puts their CD or DVD so as to hold it in place while you affix your pre-printed, CD or DVD label centered on the disc. Memorex has freebie software available online for all the different label requirements.
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Here is what I found on labelvalue.com:3/8" Black Glossy Embossing Tape 3-Pack CompatibilityDymo Office Mate IIDymo Caption MakerDymo Organizer XpressDymo Label BuddyModel: 1741670
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I own a Memorex CD & DVD label maker. It comes with the software. You may be able to find it on Amazon as well.
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You will have to contact Brother on this question. As far as I know, on the unit, it's a no. It will make labels, generate barcodes and that's it.
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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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The tape that comes with the label maker is just a demo product. I don't remember exactly, but it is much less than what you buy.
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It is supplied with 0.5" tape of limited length. Useful for labelling large objects to read from a distance. If you intend to label smaller objects such as files, camera or phone, then you may want to buy a narrower width cartridge. I use 12 mm for this purpose.
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You need to get any size Brother DK labels or tapes. They come, I believe, from about 1/2 inch to 2.4 inches wide. The labels are individual labels. The tapes are one long label that get cut to size. there are specialty labels, and tapes that are paper or film. You have lot of choices.
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The maximum tape size for this printer is 1", but you can make the type size edge to edge (top to bottom) which looks pretty huge. We use them for names on hard hats and you can read them from quite a distance.
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yes, it will. do not put the tape on anything if you expect to be removing it. it takes a strong acetone type cleaner to get the residue off. you may ruin the finish on whatever. as a matter of fact, i did give this little labelmaker a good review, however right after i did it broke and was not repairable. best to go to staples and buy a electronic one. i agree with j. mitchell, it is a total piece of junk.
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Yes! Brother offers several sizes of adhesive labels, it depends on your preference. You can purchase the adhesive labels in any office supply store. LOVE this machine and the reporting is GREAT! I no longer pre-print badges! I do them on site. Super Fast and Easy! Only downfall is it is NOT Color.
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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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It all depends on how long your labels are. It is a bit over 26 feet total label length, but you waste probably 3/4 inch every time it cuts a label off. If you want it to go farther, make several labels in one printing, and cut them apart with scissors, and you will get more labels on a cartridge.