Discontinued
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PT1600
PT1600
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LabelMakers
PT1600
Brother P-touch PT1600 Industrial Handheld Labeling Solution
With an easy grip, rubber impact guards and rugged carrying case, the new PT-1600 is designed for everyday use in the field and on the go. Whether you are looking to label telecom, datacom or electrical equipment or provide on-the-spot asset management labeling, the PT-1600 has outstanding features - rotated text, easy-swap tape cassettes, bar code symbologies, easy to use telecom/datacom templates, and built-in telecom and data symbols - provide a unique solution to your labeling needs.This machine also has the ability to print laminated labels with standard adhesive, extra strength or new flexible ID adhesive (for wrapping and flagging). The PT-1600 meets your labeling needs for tough and durable labels wherever you are - even in the harshest and toughest of conditions.Perfect for: Asset Management Telecom/Cabling Manufacturing General Office
Specifications
Detailed technical specs to help you understand performance, compatibility, and requirements.
Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Carton Dimensions | 15" x 5" x 14" |
Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Standard Memory | 15 |
Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Built In Handle | No |
| Compatible Tape Families | TZe |
| Compatible Tape Widths | 12mm, 9mm, 6mm, 3.5mm |
| Keyboard Layout | QWERTY |
| Tape Material | Laminated |
| Tape Technology | Thermal Transfer |
Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Maximum Print Lines | 2 |
| Label Length Setting | Yes |
| Tape Length‡ | Unless otherwise noted. |
| Tape Sizes‡ | Tape widths listed in inches are approximate. Actual tape widths are listed in millimeters (mm). |
| Tape Types‡ | ‡ Claims that adhesive is "acid-free", "photo safe" and/or "safe for use" are based upon (i) Satisfactory test results obtained from Photographic Activity Tests per ISO 14523 and non-acidic pH Tests per TAPPI 509; (ii) Certifications from material manufacturers; and (iii) Atomic scans of adhesive following removal of backing paper. Data from independent tests performed at the Image Permanence Institute at Rochester Institute of Technology. |