Brother PT-D460BTVP impresora de etiquetas transferencia térmica 180 x 180 DPI 30 mm/s con cable e inalámbrica TZe Bluetooth QWERTY

The Brother PT-D460BTVP is a compact thermal transfer label printer designed for small offices and larger workspace setups. It prints clear, laminated labels up to 18 mm wide using genuine Brother TZe tapes and delivers a maximum resolution of 180 x 180 DPI with a print speed of 30 mm/sec. The unit supports wired (USB) and wireless (Bluetooth 5.0, MFi certified) connections, includes an LCD display and a QWERTY keyboard, and is powered either by AA batteries or an AC adapter. The package contains an AC adapter, a tape cassette, a carry case and a USB cable.

Advantages

The PT-D460BTVP produces durable labels resistant to water, abrasion, chemicals and temperature extremes, suitable for long-term office use. It offers flexible connectivity: design and print from Android or iOS devices via Brother’s iPrint & Label app or from PC/Mac with P-touch Editor over USB, including batch printing from Excel or Word. The built-in QWERTY keyboard and graphic LCD allow quick, on-demand label creation, while the compact, lightweight design (0.77 kg) supports portability.

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How to use

Install a compatible Brother TZe tape cassette (up to 18 mm wide) and connect the printer to power with the included AC adapter or insert AA batteries for portable use. For mobile printing, pair your Android or iOS device with the printer via Bluetooth and use the Brother iPrint & Label app to design and send labels. For PC or Mac, connect via USB and use P-touch Editor to create individual labels or complete batch jobs from Excel or Word. Use the QWERTY keyboard and LCD to edit and print labels directly on the device.

Recommendations

Use genuine Brother TZe laminated tapes for maximum durability and ensure firmware and app/software are kept up to date. For best results when batch printing, check spreadsheet formatting in advance and preview labels in P-touch Editor to avoid layout issues.