What size labels would you use on the lid and the container, if you were to want to print something out for them? Thank you in advance.
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I bought the "chalkboard" labels for wide mouth jars, and they fit perfect.
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Elizabeth, there are 12 labels per sheet, 300 labels total on 25 sheets. These would stick fine to paper or bags. I even use them on lids of canning jars!
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The lids work very well! As for size, if you bought the jars new the words 'regular' or 'wide mouth' would be on the packaging. You may want to remeasure as a 2" opening is not a size with which I am familiar.
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I used "Label Once" labels on all of my baby food jars/pouches. You can get them right on amazon.
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I use the standard lip balm label size (1.875" x 2.125"). A little tip: It overlaps just a tiny bit so keep your content just a little away from the top and bottom edges or else it will overlap and look unprofessional.
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Thanks for your quick answer. Maybe Avery has something design for this particular label.
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I have found that 60/sheet spine labels cover all my needs- CD, DVD (there are various widths-regular, slim). I'm looking for labels that allow me to identify the contents, so the 60 labels per sheet does the job for me. I don't understand specifically what you're getting at- are trying to cover a CD or regular DVD or a slim line style?
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I have not run legal paper but it should because you are able to select that size in your print command. It does labels perfectly. Thanks
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To the best of my knowledge this labeling machine only takes one size of tape and the specifics about that should be with the product description. The print size can be adjusted up or down to make the print fit into the length of tape you need.
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Thanks for your email. While this is not my product specifically, most if not all half sheet shipping labels use the same template. The easiest way to print these would be to use the Avery template, number 5126. This template should be available already in just about every labeling software program on the market. Please let me know if you have any questions or if there is anything else we can do to help. Best regards, Label Outfitters, Inc.
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I'm sorry, I don't remember the size. I do remember I picked the labels up from one of the office supply stores.
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Top of lid to bottom of glass jar is 1 3/4". Circumference of jar where label is would be 4 3/4". Space for label on glass jar is about 3/4" tall.
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I use the small round labels, they fit on top great. If I'm labeling the ingredients I use the smallest label you can find for addresses. I don't use the clear labels as the ink smudges and eventually wipes off.
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I do not believe the labels are large enough on this model for FedEx labels. You can custom design your labels though.
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There's no dedicated spot to label, but you can easily put labels or use a Sharpie on the lid or side of the canister, depending on where you want to read the contents
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Well they're only about 3 inches in diameter so the label can't be to big. I use a small label from my Brother label making machine.
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Yes, I think they could be frozen (think of the frozen malt or custard cups in the stores--same plastic material). The only thing is that once they begin to thaw, your labels may not stick. And a 1 inch circular label would definitely fit in the well of the lid.