Buzzillions.com - Brother 3/8" Laminated Tape- Black on White Reviews www.buzzillions.com

Great value!

Thu, 10 Sep 2009 00:00:01 GMT

Great value!

Dave the Wave(length) from Seattle, WA

I own a telecommunications cabling company and use P-Touch labels to identify port assignments on faceplates, patch panels, cross connection blocks, and equipment. P-Touch labeling tape allows me to clearly and neatly provide a professional looking installation at an economical price. Read more

Excellent Quality Tape

Wed, 03 Jun 2009 00:00:01 GMT

Excellent Quality Tape

Elizabeth the Third from Sherrills Ford, NC

I love this product! I've labeled everything in my office, craft room, for our non-profit business, library, book binders, etc. Excellent quality tape. Although I've only used the black on white and black on clear, there are many different colours to choose from as well as width sizes. I use from the 1/4" tape up to the 1-1/2" tape. This is one item I cannot do without in my type of work. Read more

Excellence in printing

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:00:01 GMT

Excellence in printing

Dee from Woodbridge, Va

This is the best machine I have used to label students mailboxes in the classroom. They are bright and cheerful. The students can easily find their mail slots when putting papers away. Read more

Use for divider tab labels

Thu, 24 Apr 2008 00:00:01 GMT

Use for divider tab labels

Oppressed by 'The Man' from Indianapolis, IN

I use these for the "paper insert" 3 ring binder divider index tabs. My handwriting is horrible - good luck trying to get those paper inserts through a laser printer. Print out a label twice the length of the index tab sleeve (put your tab info at both ends of the label). Fold the label in half lengthwise (don't remove the backing) and slide it, folded end first is easier, into the tab sleeve. The double thickness with the backing gives just the right thickness to keep it from sliding out. Use the self adhesive index tabs with 110lb card stock instead of the pre-formatted 3/5/8/etc... tabbed dividers to avoid having leftover/orphaned dividers. Read more

I like them

Tue, 27 Oct 2009 00:00:01 GMT

I like them

Doug from Bentleyville, PA

Dated labels for medicine containers Labeling display cases to locate historical items Labeling loose leaf binder spines(photography) Read more