Label printer Brother PT-H107B — thermal transfer, 180×180 DPI, 20 mm/s, TZe tapes 3.5/6/9/12 mm, LCD, AAA battery

The Brother PT-H107B is a compact thermal transfer label printer designed for everyday labeling tasks. It prints on TZe tapes with widths of 3.5, 6, 9 and 12 mm and is powered by AAA alkaline batteries. The unit includes a tape cassette and a manual cutter, and features an LCD for text preview and an ABC-style keyboard for simple text entry.

Advantages

The device is portable and lightweight, offering convenient mobile use. A text preview on the LCD reduces label errors before printing. You can add frames and a selection of symbols on labels, and the included tape cassette lets you start labeling immediately. The printer produces clear labels at a print speed of 20 mm/sec and supports a maximum print width of 12 mm.

Suitable for

• Organizing home storage and cables
• Labeling office folders and supplies
• Small retail or workshop item labeling
• Temporary signage and simple identification tasks

Key specifications

• Print technology: Thermal transfer
• Maximum print resolution: 180 x 180 dpi
• Print speed: 20 mm/sec
• Supported tape widths: 3.5, 6, 9, 12 mm
• Maximum print width/height: up to 12 mm / 9 mm
• Display: LCD with text preview
• Keyboard: ABC layout with 80 symbols
• Label cutter: Manual
• Power: AAA alkaline batteries
• Product colour: White and Blue
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 110 × 207 × 59 mm
• Weight: 390 g

How to use

Install the included TZe tape cassette and insert the required AAA alkaline batteries. Enter text using the ABC keyboard and check the layout on the LCD preview. Optionally add a frame or symbol from the built-in selection, then press print. Cut the label using the built-in manual cutter when printing is finished. For best results, use genuine TZe tapes in the supported widths.

Recommendations

To extend battery life, turn the unit off when not in use and replace batteries with fresh alkaline cells. Store the printer and tape cassettes in a dry environment and avoid exposing labels to direct sunlight for prolonged periods to preserve print legibility.