Label tape QOLTEC D1 43613 6 mm x 7 m White with Black print

QOLTEC D1 43613 label tape is a 6 mm wide, 7 m long cassette in white with black print, made for D1-compatible label printers. It provides high-contrast text for clear identification of files, cables, switches and storage containers. The tape's size and color combination suit common labeling tasks in offices, homes and light industrial environments where compact, durable labels are required.

Advantages

The tape delivers crisp black-on-white printing for strong legibility and easy scanning by eye. Its 6 mm width fits narrow label slots and small surfaces while the 7 m length offers multiple labels per cassette, reducing the need for frequent replacement. Compatibility with D1-format printers ensures straightforward loading and reliable printing performance. The material is formulated to resist everyday handling, keeping printed text readable over time.

Suitable for

• Labeling folders and files
• Marking cables and cords
• Identifying switches and buttons
• Organizing shelves and storage boxes
• Small-scale workshop and home projects

Key specifications

• Tape width: 6 mm
• Length: 7 m
• Tape color: white
• Print color: black
• Format compatibility: D1-compatible label printers

How to use

Insert the QOLTEC D1 43613 cassette into a compatible D1-format label printer following the printer manufacturer's loading instructions. Compose text using the printer's interface or connected software, select font size that fits 6 mm width, and print labels. Apply printed labels to clean, dry surfaces; press firmly to ensure adhesion. Store unused cassettes away from direct sunlight and excessive heat to preserve tape quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, clean the surface of application with a dry or slightly damp cloth and allow it to dry completely before applying the label. Choose a font size and margin settings that keep characters within the printable area of the 6 mm tape to avoid clipping. Replace the cassette when print density decreases or tape feeding becomes inconsistent.