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Brother International BRTQL810W QL-810W Wireless Labelmaker

Compared at 9 stores·New and used ·Updated 23 hours ago
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Product Description

FeaturesEnvelopes, file folders, name badges, postage and moreSuper-fast, printing up to 93 standard address labels per minute with black text at 300 dpiPrints Brother DK pre-sized, easy-peel labels and continuous-length paper and film tapes. Auto cutter enables banners and signs up to three feet longCapable of printing postage for packages and envelopes, right from your desk"Plug & Label" feature lets you create and print labels without installing software on Windows PCsIntegrates with Microsoft Word, Excel and OutlookCompatible with Windows and MacConvenient, drop-in rolls. No ink or toner neededHigh-resolution printing, for crisp text and graphicsSpecificationsPrints Barcodes: YesPrints …

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