Label Tape Epson LK-6HWJ Navy White Thermal Transfer 2.4 cm

The Epson LK-6HWJ Navy White Thermal Transfer 2.4 cm label tape provides a navy background with white text produced by thermal transfer printing. Designed for compatibility with Epson label printers that accept this tape width, it delivers clear, high-contrast labels suitable for indoor organization, asset marking, and general identification tasks. The 2.4 cm width balances readable text size with compact label layout for use on shelves, cables, equipment, and folders.

Advantages

This navy and white tape uses thermal transfer technology to produce sharp, long-lasting text that resists fading from normal indoor exposure. The combination of dark background and white print improves readability in low-light or crowded visual environments. The 2.4 cm width supports multiple font sizes and simple barcodes while maintaining a tidy appearance on common surfaces. The adhesive backing is formulated to adhere to paper, plastic, and metal surfaces for stable labeling.

Suitable for

• Office file and folder labelling
• Asset identification for equipment and tools
• Cable and wiring labels
• Retail shelf and price tags
• Storage boxes and inventory markers

Key specifications

• Label tape type: thermal transfer
• Printed colour scheme: white text on navy background
• Label width: 2.4 cm
• Material: durable print film suitable for indoor use
• Adhesive: pressure-sensitive adhesive for multiple surfaces

How to use

Install the tape cartridge into a compatible Epson label printer following the printer manufacturer’s insertion instructions. Use the printer software or on-device interface to design text, symbols, or simple barcodes sized appropriately for the 2.4 cm width. Feed and cut labels as needed, then apply the adhesive side to a clean, dry surface, pressing firmly to ensure full contact. For best results, allow 24 hours after application before exposing labeled items to heavy handling.

Recommendations

Store tape cartridges in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve print quality. Test a sample label on the intended surface to confirm adhesion and legibility before producing large runs. Avoid prolonged outdoor exposure; for outdoor or high-moisture environments, consider tapes and adhesives specified for those conditions.