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Brother PT-9600 Labeling System

Brother PT-9600 Labeling System

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Brother PT-9600 Labeling System

 
 
List Price: $499.99
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Features
  • Automatically makes crack-and-peel labels 1 at a time or in strips

  • Prints Avery address, return-address, and file-folder labels

  • Stores frequently used label designs and mailing addresses

  • Ergonomic notebook-style keyboard; stand-alone or with PC

  • Protective carrying case, industrial-strength tape


Description

BROTHER INTERNATIONAL CORPORAT PT-9600:DUAL OPERATION DESKTOP LABELER 9 BAR CODE TYPES. 360 DPI UP TO 1-1/2 L


Product Details
Product Length:18.5 inches
Product Width:7.0 inches
Product Height:16.75 inches
Product Weight:4.41 pounds
Package Length:18.2 inches
Package Width:16.4 inches
Package Height:7.3 inches
Package Weight:14.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review:3.0 ( 2 customer reviews )
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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:


1Technology is obsolete 90's era. Died after 6 months light use.  Mar 16, 2012 By Tech Test Pilot
BROTHER PT-9600 P-TOUCH PRO-XL

NO WAY IN H*LL IS THIS WORTH $350.00!!!

I bought this on Amazon six months ago. The purpose was to affix labeling stickers to powder coated sheet metal covers that went over electronic equipment. This unit has died on me after six months of light use.

The lighted screen display is old 90's style electric typewriter I had in the early 1990's for college. Laughable. Difficult to read and difficult to hit a ton of keys to get where you want to go on the display.

Formatting the size of fonts and other features was very cumbersome and often failed to retain the font size in the memory feature. It wouldn't print, saying the font was too large to print. I would have to "code" (blue button sort of like the CTRL button on a keyboard) then "format/block" to downsize it every time.

You waste an entire roll of adhesive tape before you get the right size and layout to come out.

It takes about 15-20 long seconds for the print to acknowledge then fully release 5" of adhesive tape.

The Adhesive Tape! Now there are some claims that Brother simply LIES LIES LIES about. They have a "Strong Adhesive" brand that says it will stick to almost anything in HOT or COLD temperatures. My application was perfectly within those parameters of adhering; powder coated flat smooth sheet metal. Well guess what? My items are stored in the cold. They began to bubble little tiny bubbles. The adhesives failed. I fully cleaned the metal surface and made sure the surface was warm before applying. This tape is a total joke. I used tape bought from Staples, Office Depot and Amazon. All failed over the winter. It is very easy to take your fingernail and peel off the tape.

I strongly urge you to find another brand. I spent a month looking for real industrial tape machines without success. So many garbage websites. I see some amazing looking adhesive tapes on the products I work with, but cannot figure out who makes them!!! If you know, leave a comment. Thanks!

6 of 11 found the following review helpful:


5Just bought a second one  Aug 24, 2007 By Stephen Sarrica
We use the PT-9600 at work to label everything. We've had one unit for a couple of years and just picked up a second one because the first is in such high demand.

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