Impressora de etiquetas Brother PT-N10 transferência térmica — largura máx. 12 mm, velocidade de impressão 9 mm/s, LCD, alimentada por pilhas

The Brother PT-N10 thermal transfer label printer produces durable labels with a print resolution of 180 DPI and a maximum print speed of 9 mm/sec. Designed for compact on‑the‑spot labelling, it accepts tape up to 12 mm wide, displays information on an LCD and is powered by AAA batteries. The unit is available in blue and white and includes a QWERTY keyboard for direct label entry.

Advantages

The device uses thermal transfer printing to create long‑lasting, smudge‑resistant text and supports up to 200 symbols per label. It offers several font styles and sizes (three font sizes and six style variations) and a simple LCD interface for previewing text. Lightweight and compact, the printer is suitable for mobile use and quick label production without a computer connection.

Suitable for

• Organising office files and folders
• Labeling shelves and storage boxes
• Retail price tags and small product labels
• Home organisation and cable identification

Key specifications

• Print technology: Thermal transfer
• Print resolution: 180 DPI
• Maximum printing width: 12 mm
• Maximum print height: 7 mm
• Print speed: 9 mm/sec
• Display: LCD
• Keyboard: QWERTY
• Number of characters per label: up to 200
• Font options: 3 sizes, 6 styles
• Underlining: Yes
• Power supply: AAA batteries (NiMH compatible)
• Weight: 450 g
• Dimensions (W x D x H): 118 x 191 x 71 mm

How to use

Install charged AAA batteries and insert an appropriate 12 mm tape cassette according to the user guide. Enter text directly using the QWERTY keyboard, select desired font size and style on the LCD, then preview and print. Replace tape and batteries as needed; follow the manufacturer’s instructions for tape loading and maintenance to ensure consistent print quality.

Recommendations

For best results use manufacturer‑recommended thermal transfer tapes and NiMH rechargeable AAA batteries. Store tapes in a cool, dry place and avoid exposing printed labels to direct heat or solvents to preserve legibility.