Can this be used on a laser printer? Will it jam it up or will the labels become loose?
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The lower right corner of the package clearly states these labels are for inkjet printers.
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My g.f has been using it on her printer like regular papers and it has had no problems so far
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That would depend on the printer you use, I guess. I use a laser, and just tried wetting them and they did not run. I like these labels a lot because they adhere to my boxes really well.
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It can be used on inkjets but would guess not with a laser printer. You could check with your printer manufacturer.
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They wouldn't work in my laser printer--too bulky. I used printed my event date/logo on transparent mailing labels and placed them onthe front of the folder. They actually didn't look bad.
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I would suggest looking into the manual for your Dymo printer for the maximum diameter size the printer will accept and shop for your next label purchase based on that information. I no longer use the Zebra printer purchased on Amazon.
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I wouldn't know. I sent the printer and the tape back because it only printed the occasional label. When it takes three to six tries to print one frigging label, it's not worth it....
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Note: please make sure it specifically says "for inkjet printer". Otherwise it will not work (the Shrinky Dink for Inkjet's surface is rougher than the regular type so the ink will actually grab onto the plastic). Also, never EVER use a laser printer!! This is directly from the Graphix' Shrink Film FAQs page:
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My experience is that if the printer has a manual feed tray it is best to use that for not just these, but any label printing. Having said that we have three different types of printers, one laser and two ink jet, and these work fine with all of them. Regarding the adhesive - it works best on flat surfaces, the more texture on the wall the more problematic. On regular painted drywall these work fine. Sometimes after long term use and then removal I find some adhesive stays on the wall, glass, or other surface. The adhesive comes off easily with your fingers, or a paper towel, or using other post-it super sticky tape to pull up the adhesive. I think this is a great product and I wish they made it in more formats such as rolls. Hope this helps
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I used a laser color printer and had these water bottle labels submerged in ice and water for more than 12 hours. When I pulled a bottle out, label was still stuck to the bottle with no damage to label what so ever! It's a pretty awesome product! I think that if you used them with an ink jet printer, the color may run off, but not certain about that.
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Lo siento! You can't put a sheet of four-up CDs or whatever through the little guy. There are a few rollers and curves to deal with.It will certainly print labels you could slap on CDs.Also, I've worked for some high-end graphics firmsand this little guy has my admiration as a home printer.You can see: I call him "little guy".He can be a little noisy, but he's cute.
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I do print envelopes with this printer. They come out flattened, with a little crinkle in the upper left hand corner. I've only do one at a time. When I have a lot to do I print labels off a dot matrix printer. I've never had a laser printer that prints envelopes flawlessly. And I have had many, many, laser printers.
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While that isn't our product (so I cannot say for certain), that is an non coated matte paper label, it should work fine for any straight feed or manual feed tray. If you are concerned about it jamming then before printing I would recommend changing the paper type (in the printing preferences under paper, quality or media type) to Label, instead of plain unspecified paper. Changing the paper type to reflect what you are actually printing on should help the printer slow down to the proper speed to minimize any chances of jamming. Please let us know if you have any questions, Label Outfitters, Inc.
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You do realize that this labeler only works connected to a PC? It sounds like a daunting task to me, but doable. Tape size would depend on how large you wanted the numbers to be. (Just peeling the backing and sticking on "hundreds of numbers" makes me tired!) I can attest to the labels holding up well outside--I use mine for garden labels.
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Make sure when you thread the new labels through that the tape is very tight, otherwise the labels won't print cleanly and will jam.
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If it says for laser printer then use a laser printer. I would not put it in a inkkjet. Call HP and ask them to be sure. I love the labels for sign and plant labels which are outside. They last for several years on my flower pots even when washed in hot soapy, bleach water.
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Hi! It has worked perfectly to me so far.. I had never used it to print labels.
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I use it in a Brother laser printer to print double sided... I set the printer setting to "thick paper" and it works great.