what labels work in this printer?
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I use 4x6 direct thermal labels, but the printer can take any rolls of thermal media up to 4" wide, so you could load it with thermal receipt paper if you wanted to. There are several links to compatible labels on the printer's product page.
745004
I have no idea. I never figured out how to load and use the labels that came with it...can't find a decent set of instructions anywhere with diagrams.
410731
There is a list of all the printers that will work. Check and see if your printer is listed.
357484
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.
2088821
I do not know. I don't know what the letra tag printer is. You might need to call Dymo.
32992
There are 400 labels. I have tried "off the wall labels" before and they DO NOT work well in my brother "GL-570" or near the quality paper as "DK" labels.Steve S. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
1507474
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.
1512190
I printed mine from Microsoft Office and Word. There is a drop down selection for labels and it covers all the sizes.
86845
I don't know what other printers it works with, however, if you take the cartridge number and enter it into google search it may somewhere in the list pull up all the printers it works with.
2068204
I have no idea. The list of compatible printers should be listed in the product description. If you printer isn't listed, then I would guess that it isn't compatible or, you could contact the manufacturer and ask them.
1134028
Just get you some nametag (or 2x4 inch mailing) type of labels at your local office supply store. Then you can not only print your own labels, but for larger ones put an easy to see picture on it as a quicker way of reading the label. - Also a roll of white duct tape and a sharpie works good too.
1106099
check with the seller or the vender or there should be a list of compatible printers
1552622
I have not tried to print labels on my printer. I have used heavier than normal paper (not cardstock) and had no problems. My suggestion is definitely to buy high quality labels and sometimes they have smaller packages of labels so you can test it out. Over the years I have used various different types of printers (Ink Jet and Laser) and have not had a problem with printing labels. Have you checked with or emailed Dell?
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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
1437470
I have no problem with the labels. They work perfectly with any printer. I think they are really good for the price I paid.
400750
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.
2086845
I've been using my LP 2844 printer for years. The standard labels that fit this are the Zebra/Eltron compatible 4x6" direct thermal labels that come on a roll. Do a search for 4x6 zebra labels and the right ones will pop up.