Best Printer for Labels

[jtbailey1030]

Hello! I had bought a Samsung printer to help print product labels. I print on mostly polyester waterproof labels. The labels keep getting stuck as they exit and now it's totally stuck. I don't think the printer can handle them.

Any recommendations on a better printer that will handle these kinds of labels and print good quality?

Thanks!:smile:

 

[KristaY]

I print weatherproof labels also and my Xerox laser printer has no problem with them. It being a laser as opposed to ink jet is the key for me. My sister found it on Craig's List for about $60 a year ago and it's works like a champ!

 

[shunt2011]

I print weatherproof labels on my Dell Laser Printer with no problems with feeding. Tough I have all kinds of trouble getting them lined up. So only use the 2x4 on that one. I use my inkjet for everything else.

 

[jtbailey1030]

Kristay,

Would you mind telling me the model number of your Xerox?

Thank you!

 

[Hippy-Nerds-Wife]

Which Printer?

My husband is a Nerd (not here at the moment) He would tell you to go to Staples. Take their advice and go home to try your new purchase. The best part about Staples is: you can try something and take it back ( I think it's within 30 days) if it doesn't work out for you! (That's the policy here!). But I would speak to a Manager before paying, just to be sure. It might also be a good idea to take your label sheet/Pdf on a USB with you, so they know exactly what you need.

Hope this helps,

 

[KristaY]

Kristay,

Would you mind telling me the model number of your Xerox?

Thank you!

No problem! It's a Phaser 6130. I buy the replacement cartridges on Ebay for a TON cheaper than elsewhere and haven't had any problems with them. Also, the cartridges last a really long time. I've only replaced the black and one color once in the past year. So far it's $60 well spent!

 

[songwind]

I ended up getting an HP Laser Jet Pro 200. The water proof labels for inkjet just weren't water proof enough.

 

[xuledywo]

Which Printer?

My husband is a Nerd (not here at the moment) He would tell you to go to Staples. Take their advice and go home to try your new purchase. The best part about Staples is: you can try something and take it back ( I think it's within 30 days) if it doesn't work out for you! (That's the policy here!). But I would speak to a Manager before paying, just to be sure. It might also be a good idea to take your label sheet/Pdf on a USB with you, so they know exactly what you need.

Hope this helps bluetooth label maker,

Hello, I have been talking with the Printer Manufacturer seeing if they cans support formatted printer labels, this is what I gto as a reply. Any help would be appreciated.

“We have been advised that the QL-570 will not be able to do this as it supports raster emulation only. Have you already purchased the QL-570?”

 

[Relle]

Hello, I have been talking with the Printer Manufacturer seeing if they cans support formatted printer labels, this is what I gto as a reply. Any help would be appreciated.

“We have been advised that the QL-570 will not be able to do this as it supports raster emulation only. Have you already purchased the QL-570?”

Hippy nerds wife hasn't been here for 8 yrs. This post is from 2015, posting all your questions on old threads, your not likely to get them answered.