Removable Film Labels
Brother DK-2205 Compatible Continuous Labels 2.4" x 100'
At first I thought I had ordered incorrectly, as the two rolls were wrapped so tightly in black plastic, that I thought either incorrectly ordered or was incorrectly shipped.
Well I opened one, as realized this must have been wrapped this way because of the thermal products ordered.
Product looks good, but not used for printing yet.
It was wrapped well and arrived super fast.
Brother DK-2205 Compatible Continuous Labels 2.4" x 100'
I have an outdated Zebra LP2844 printer. My wife had recently started a small Bakery Business and, wanted to be able to put a label on her products. I thought since I already have the Zebra, I could print some labels for her from that. The printer is useless. So when we saw the ilabel printer we decided to try it. I like that can sit right on my desk, not taking up much space. the ease of downloading the software to my computer. I was even able to use the remaining 4x6 labels from the Zebra to do some testing. Now I just need to get the proper labels for my wife's project. Still trying to figure out what size label to get. Over-all, This is a nice replacement printer for my old Zebra.
These labels are easy to install and work perfectly in the Brother QL-820w printers.
The labels don’t work. They fit in the machine but you can’t get the print online up. It cuts the label off to one side or it prints sideways
I have been a stamps.com customer for years printing with a brother QL-1100. I had a problem with the new "Global Post" shipping method. I called tech support. After 2 hours on the phone, no solution. My Brother printer has never worked again. Brother refused to help because I used Betchey labels. I ordered the I Label because it used the same label. I set it up. Yes, it printed a test label. It has never printed a label. Yesterday I spent 4 hours with stamps.com tech and no solution. I am printing on paper and laminating with packing tape. I am trying to find a substitute for stamps.com. Any suggestions?