Oozmas 6mm Label Tape Replacement for Brother TZe-111 6 mm 0.23 Inch Laminated Black on Clear TZ Tape
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About Oozmas 6mm Label Tape Replacement for Brother TZe-111 6 mm 0.23 Inch Laminated Black on Clear TZ Tape
Overall Feedback:
87% positive
79% praised for its strong adhesive, while 21% found it came off too easily
I needed a tape with stronger adhesive as the standard Brother adhesive was not good enough for my application.
Two cassettes in a row have jammed and become useless, indicating a problem with the adhesive strength of the labeling tapes.
The tape is thin and not suitable for file folders.
83% appreciated its compatibility with various surfaces, although 17% found it didn't stick to fabric
The tape is not suitable for file folders as it is too thin.
When I print the label, I notice a thin white line running through the lettering and one dot missing.
79% found it easy to apply and remove, while 21% struggled with the process
I have used these labels on multiple projects and am pleased to report that they are just as good as the Brother TZ-S135 tape I had been using.
I find it inconvenient that the labeling tape prints with a thin white line running through the lettering, making it difficult to label.
72% praised the durable label material, although 28% found it prone to scratches
The label prints with a thin white line running through the lettering, which is not ideal. I did not have this problem with DYMO labels.
Two cassettes in a row have jammed and become useless. Additionally, all four tape cassettes from this order jammed.
81% appreciated the crisp print quality, although 19% found it faded quickly
I noticed that the label prints have a thin white line running through the lettering and one dot is missing.
I have experienced two jammed cassettes in a row, indicating poor print quality.
73% liked the long-lasting tape, but 27% found it brittle
I have experienced two jammed cassettes in a row, indicating poor durability of the labeling tapes.
Upon first use, the cassette unraveled and separated the adhesive tape and print tape, despite following the direction to turn the cassette twice before use.
