Brother International DK1203 File Folder Label

Product Description

The BROTHER INTERNATIONAL DK1203 is a die-cut paper label roll designed for file folder labeling applications. Each label measures 0.66 x 3.4 inches and is formatted to fit standard file folder tab dimensions. The DK1203 is compatible with Brother QL-series label printers and delivers clean, print-ready labels for organizing filing systems in office, records management, and administrative environments. Labels are sold individually as a single roll unit. This product is suited for office administrators, records clerks, and facilities staff who need reliable, consistently sized file folder labels produced on-demand from a desktop label printer.

The DK1203 roll is used in office and light commercial environments where printed file folder labels are required at volume. Typical applications include organizing legal, medical, or administrative filing systems. The pre-cut label format eliminates manual trimming and feeds directly through compatible Brother QL-series printers for fast, consistent output. This product falls under the labeling refills category, making it a consumable replacement for ongoing filing and records management workflows.

Key Features

• Die-cut paper labels sized at 0.66 x 3.4 inches for standard file folder tabs
• Pre-cut format eliminates manual trimming during printing workflow
• Single roll unit sold per each for flexible quantity purchasing
• Designed for use with compatible Brother QL-series label printers
• Paper label stock suited for indoor filing and records management use

Compatibility

Designed as a consumable label refill for use with compatible Brother QL-series label printers that accept DK-format rolls.

Installation Notes

Load the DK1203 roll into a compatible Brother QL-series label printer according to the printer manufacturer's loading instructions. Power down the printer before inserting or removing label rolls to avoid feed mechanism damage. Ensure the roll is seated correctly in the cartridge guides before printing to prevent label jams or misfeeds.