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Brother Professional Wide Format Label Printer, Glossy Black/White (QL1110NWBC)

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Product Description

The Brother QL-1110NWBC provides several Flexible connectivity options – Bluetooth® wireless technology, Ethernet and Wireless (802. 11b/g/n) interfaces. The Brother QL-1110NWBC lets you create cost-effective paper labels for packages, envelopes, postage and more. The automatic crop function lets on-line sellers easily print product and other barcode labels from A4/Letter size label sheet templates (Windows only). Fast, printing up to 69 standard address labels per minute with black text at 300dpi. Auto cutter allows for printing 1 or multiple labels at a time, helping eliminate wasted label sheets. P-touch Editor software for Windows and Mac® lets you create labels as you desire. Easy to i…

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