Paper label tape Brother DK-22246A 103 mm x 30.48 m for label printers

Brother DK-22246A paper label tape is a continuous white paper roll 103 mm wide and 30.48 m long designed for compatible Brother label printers. The roll provides a printable surface suitable for text and barcodes, and its continuous format allows cutting labels to any length required for shipping labels, file spine labels, storage boxes or general identification tasks in office, warehouse and home environments.

Advantages

The paper construction produces clear, high-contrast printing with common thermal transfer and direct thermal print technologies used by Brother label printers. The 103 mm width accommodates wide-format needs such as parcel and pallet labels while the 30.48 m length reduces the need for frequent replacements. The continuous roll format enables custom-length labels, helping to minimise material waste and adapt to varied labelling tasks.

Suitable for

• Shipping and parcel labelling
• Inventory and warehouse identification
• File and document labelling
• Asset tags and general-purpose labels

Key specifications

• Material: white paper label stock
• Width: 103 mm
• Length: 30.48 m (continuous roll)
• Format: continuous roll for custom-length cutting
• Printable: suitable for compatible Brother thermal label printers

How to use

Install the roll in a compatible Brother label printer following the printer manufacturer’s instructions for loading continuous tape. Configure label length and print settings in the printer driver or label design software to match the required size and print quality. After printing, cut or use the printer’s cutter function to obtain the desired label length. Store unused tape in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve printability and adhesive performance.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this paper label tape with Brother printers that support 103 mm wide continuous rolls and select print settings optimized for paper media. Verify compatibility with your specific printer model and test a sample label before large print runs to ensure correct alignment and print contrast.