Brother PT1810 Label Maker

by Brother

Product Details

Product Manual [1.91mb PDF]

• Item Weight: 1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 5 pounds
• Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
• ASIN: B00004GJZB
• Discontinued by manufacturer: Yes
• Date first available at Amazon.com: February 20, 2001

Product Description

Amazon.com Product Description

Labeling is one of those activities that, once you start, it's hard tostop. Brother's PT-1810 is ideal for feeding this compulsion. "Just a few more folders," you'll think to yourself, and then the next thing you know, every desk drawer is designated, everycabinet has been classified, and you're sneaking the label maker home tomark all your tools, craft supplies, and children's toys.

True labeling aficionados will appreciate the typewriter style QWERTYkeyboard with seven type sizes and eight type styles (including bold, shadow, outline, italic, vertical, and more), vertical or horizontal printing, and text underlining and framing. Thelabel maker has intuitive operation and features auto-numbering and repeat, multilineprinting, or mirror printing. The options for text presentation are virtually limitless, butthe functions are relatively simple. The large, pink code button gives you access to most ofthe formatting options, memory functions, accents, and symbols (which includeinternational symbols as well as fun signs like hearts, stars, and music notes), and you may findyourself using the advanced functions without ever reading the ample instruction manual.

The label maker comes with a role of black print on clear adhesive labeltape, but you can try different tapes and accessories for varying ink colors and sizes. Thelabels will hold up under both hot and cold temperatures (microwave or freezer), and are waterresistant. The machine can accommodate four tape sizes ranging from 0.25-inch to 0.75-inchwidths.

Printing is exceptionally fast, and takes just seconds, making this theideal tool for the compulsive organizer in us all. Six AAA batteries are included, and the 1810's sturdy carrying case with compartments for extra tape and ink cartridges make it a stepabove the PT1800 for those on the go.