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Brother Standard Address Paper Labels

3 9/64" (79.76 mm) Width x 1 9/64" (28.96 mm) Length - Direct Thermal - White - Paper - 400 / Roll - Die-cut - 400 / Roll

Hamster: 725598
Manufacturer Part No: DK1201

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  • Best for addressing, mailing, organizing and identification
  • Label works with direct thermal printer
  • Features Die-cut
General Information
Manufacturer
Brother Industries, Ltd
Manufacturer Part Number
DK1201
Manufacturer Website Address
http://www.brother.ca
Brand Name
Brother
Product Model
DK1201
Product Name
Standard Address Paper Labels
Marketing Information

Die-cut address labels make customized label creation a breeze to quickly identify and organize your contents. Dura-coated paper creates crisp, high-quality prints for professional results. You can print them directly from Microsoft Word, Excel or Access with just a click. Or, have fun and get creative using Brother's intuitive label design software. Labels come 400 per roll. Labels are designed for use with Brother QL-1050, QL-1050N, QL-1060N, QL-500, QL-550, QL-570, QL-570VM, QL-580N, QL-650TD, QL-700, QL-710W and QL-720NW label printers.

Packaged Quantity
400 / Roll
Product Type
Address Label
Product Information
Label Width
3 9/64" (79.76 mm)
Label Length
1 9/64" (28.96 mm)
Number of Labels per Roll
400
Print Technology
Direct Thermal
Features
Die-cut
Physical Characteristics
Color Family
White
Product Color
White
Product Material
Paper
Miscellaneous
Compatibility

Brother P-touch Label Printers:

  • QL-500
  • QL-550
  • QL-570
  • QL-650TD
  • QL-1050
  • QL-1060N
Recycled
No
Assembly Required
No
Country of Origin
Vietnam
Warranty
Limited Warranty
90 Day
Additional Warranty Information

90 days from the original purchase date or the rated life of consumable, whichever comes first.

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