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--- garden_center_loop_tree_tags [2016/10/25 16:58 (8 years ago)] – swind
+++ garden_center_loop_tree_tags [2016/10/31 09:51 (8 years ago)] – swind
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 These labels come in several sizes. The most common being 7 inch long by 1 inch wide, or 10 inch long by 1inch wide.
-| {{:label_stock:labeldesign:sample_tag_size.jpg?600|}} | In this example you can see that even though the tag is 10 inches long, the actual printable area is only about 6 3/4 inches . 2 1/4 inches for the tear off, and 4 1/2 inches for the main tag. The rest is part of the loop. This would only apply to 4 or 5 across loop tags that print with the holes on top or bottom. In the case of the 1 across loop tags that print with the holes to the right, you are limited to the width of the print head. |
+| {{:label_stock:labeldesign:sample_tag_size.jpg?600|}} | In this example you can see that even though the tag is 10 inches long, the actual printable area is only about 6 3/4 inches . 2 1/4 inches for the tear off, and 4 1/2 inches for the main tag. The rest is part of the loop. In this, you are limited to the width of the print head which is usually 4 or 5 inches wide. |
-In the case of the tags with the holes on the top or bottom, they usually come in a 4 across or 5 across configuration. This is because most printers have either a 4 inch or 5 inch wide thermal print head.
+In the case of the tags with the holes on the top or bottom, they usually come in a 4 across or 5 across configuration. Again, this is because most printers have either a 4 inch or 5 inch wide thermal print head.
-In most cases these labels are 1 inch wide regardless of their orientation. However, if you need loop tags that are wider than 1 inch, you would be limited to a 3 across or 4 across depending on the width of your thermal print head.
+Also, In most cases these labels are 1 inch wide regardless of their orientation. However, if you need loop tags that are wider than 1 inch, you would be limited to a 3 across or 4 across depending on the width of your thermal print head.