Label roll Brother DK-11215A 29×42 mm, 700 labels per roll

Brother DK-11215A 29×42 mm label roll contains 700 rectangular thermal labels on a ready-to-use roll. Designed for compatible Brother label printers, these self-adhesive labels use direct thermal printing technology, eliminating the need for ink or toner. The medium-size 29×42 mm format is suited to address, product, file and shelf labeling where clear, uniform text and barcodes are required. The roll format reduces printer changeovers and keeps labels aligned for continuous printing tasks.

Advantages

Labels are produced with thermal paper engineered for consistent print contrast and reliable adhesion to a variety of surfaces. The pre-sized 29×42 mm format and 700-label quantity per roll provide predictable capacity for batch jobs and regular office or retail workflows. The roll is compatible with Brother label printers that accept this media size, allowing straight-forward installation and immediate printing without additional preparation.

Suitable for

• Addressing and shipping labels
• Product identification and small retail labeling
• File and document organization
• Warehouse shelf labeling and inventory tags

Key specifications

• Label dimensions: 29 × 42 mm rectangular
• Labels per roll: 700
• Printing method: direct thermal (thermal paper)
• Roll format: core-mounted, ready to install
• Adhesive: permanent self-adhesive suitable for paper, cardboard and many smooth surfaces

How to use

Install the roll into a compatible Brother label printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for media loading. Ensure the leading edge of the label roll is fed correctly into the printer path and that labels are aligned for straight printing. Use printer software or device settings to select the 29×42 mm label size, adjust print density and speed as needed, and print a test label to confirm correct alignment and legibility.

Usage recommendations

Store unused rolls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve thermal paper sensitivity. For best results, avoid prolonged exposure of printed labels to heat or direct sunlight, and test adhesion on the target surface if labeling textured or irregular materials.