Brother

Brother PT-D460BTVP label printer, Bluetooth, USB, TZe tapes up to 18 mm

Brother PT-D460BTVP is a mono thermal label printer that connects over Bluetooth and USB. It prints 3.5–18 mm wide labels on Brother TZe tapes at up to 30 mm/s and stores up to 70 labels in memory for quick reprinting.

  • Print technology: mono thermal
  • Tapes: Brother TZe, 3.5 / 6 / 9 / 12 / 18 mm
  • Speed: up to 30 mm/s
  • Connectivity: Bluetooth and USB; no Wi-Fi or LAN
  • Memory: up to 70 labels for quick reprinting

Description

Connect over Bluetooth or USB

Two connection options mean labels can be sent from a computer over a USB cable or wirelessly over Bluetooth. There is no Wi-Fi or network connection, so the printer works directly next to one device. Memory for up to 70 labels helps with repeat jobs: the same shelf or cable label does not have to be designed again each time.

Who this label printer is for

IT technicians and electricians labelling cables and panels who print the same labels again and again; offices and warehouses that design labels on a computer; and small businesses for whom the 3.5–18 mm tape range covers both tiny and larger labels. Mono printing means the colour comes from the tape.

Specifications

General

BrandBrother
Product typeLabel Printer
Colour of productBlack
Duplex functionsNo
InterfaceBluetooth, USB
Media typeTZe Tape
PrintingMono
EAN4977766823616

Ports

Ethernet LANNo

Connectivity

Wi-FiNo

Features

Print technologyThermal
Other featuresStore up to 70 labels for quick reprintingPrints 3.5, 6, 9, 12, 18mm labelsFast print speeds of up to 30mm/sec

Dimensions & weight

Net weight2.66 kg

Questions & answers

Can I print from a phone?

The printer has Bluetooth, but the manufacturer does not specify which app or which phones can print to it. It can also be connected to a computer over USB.

Can I use 24 mm tape?

No. According to the manufacturer data, the PT-D460BTVP prints labels 3.5, 6, 9, 12 and 18 mm wide, so wider tapes are not supported.

How many labels fit in the memory?

Up to 70 labels can be stored in memory and reprinted later without designing them again.