Brother Thermal Printer Paper Rolls

I have a Brother QL-570 printer and this label is perfect for that machine. I always buy my new rolls from B&H.

Our second Brother printer, would not have anything else !

This printer is very good. It woks off of rolls of paper and inks(ribbons) that come together. They are real easy to install. With this printer you get to choose the finish. I would recommend 100% for those looking to get fast quality prints!

The sample box comes with two pieces of papers of many types, unlike a competitor which provides only one piece.� This permits running a test image plus a "real" image of some sort.� There is quite a wide range of papers represented here.� I think it is not quite their whole product line, but it is most of it.� So, I found a good test image and started printing away.� As to the paper itself, it seems to be excellent.� Very close to my eyes to the "big boys" in the market.� One advantage I noticed is that Moab has a lot more available paper sizes than most of the competitors.� Perhaps if I had a slightly higher end printer, I would just get rolls and cut my own, but I'm too small a shop for that, and my printer supports rolls, but only a very small size of roll.� I'm just intending to fulfill prints for my photography customers.

I was getting crooked lines on my prints! I had been using an off brand of printer paper rolls and was on my last roll. I ordered HP paper and problem solved. Crisp professional prints. There must have been something about the inner tube or how the paper was wrapped in the role. It wasn't worth the few bucks I saved.

I bought a iPF6400 in August 2015 from B&H and there were only two places that I had bought paper from.  43 rolls from B&H and three from Amazon because B&H was out.  All the roll paper have been 100 rolls.  I have had literally no problems other than the right print head since owning the printer.  What I have read from the info on the printer, is that the right print head has been used 3 to 1 as to what the left print head has been used.  The right print head is where the dark inks are.  Before we started printing ourselves, we used Sams Club at about $2500 a season with one league.  The printer new cost us about $2000 in 2015.  I have never used a lab for any of our volume sales, so I cannot relate to what those costs would have been.  I have made no calls to Canon in reference to any problems. To finish up, I turn the printer on and it prints rolls and rolls.  $427 is a pretty penny, but we are very pleased from the last three years and 4600 of prints.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Brother thermal labels print a crisp image that easily peels from the backing. This size is ideal for return address labels on large envelopes. I also printed organizational labels and then cut to size. I plan to buy more sizes for future projects. They come in a large variety of sizes and are easy to install into my QL1100 Brother printer.

Brother printer needs to use brother ink. I bought another brand ink that did not work.

As far as paper rolls go this was the rolliest

Works like paper. Rolls out like paper. It is white.