Brother International DK2606 Yellow Film Label Roll

Product Description

The BROTHER INTERNATIONAL DK2606 is a continuous yellow film label roll designed for use with compatible Brother QL-series label printers. This roll delivers a flexible, durable film substrate suited for printing custom-length labels in high-visibility yellow. At 2.4 inches wide and 50 feet in length, it provides a generous supply of label material for high-volume labeling tasks. The film construction resists moisture and tearing better than standard paper labels, making it a practical choice for identifying components, equipment, and panels in demanding environments. Technicians and facility professionals who need clear, legible labeling on equipment, cable runs, or storage use this roll as a standard consumable.

This label roll is suited for light commercial and residential applications where durable, continuous-format labeling is required. Typical uses include equipment identification, cable and wire labeling, panel directories, and asset tagging in HVAC, electrical, and facilities maintenance settings. The yellow film stock provides high contrast for printed text and barcodes, improving readability in low-light or busy work areas. It is sold as a single roll and is intended for use in Brother QL-series direct thermal label printers that accept DK-format rolls.

Key Features

• Continuous roll format allows custom label lengths without pre-cut waste
• 2.4-inch wide yellow film substrate for high-visibility labeling
• 50-foot roll length provides extended supply for high-volume jobs
• Film construction offers improved moisture and tear resistance over paper labels
• Direct thermal printing — no ink or toner required
• DK-format cartridge design for fast, tool-free roll loading

Compatibility

Designed as a DK-format continuous label roll replacement for use in Brother QL-series direct thermal label printers that accept 2.4-inch DK roll cartridges.

Installation Notes

Loading is performed by the end user or technician without tools — power down or place the printer in standby before swapping rolls to avoid feed errors. Ensure the roll is seated fully in the cartridge bay and that the film feeds correctly through the print head path before resuming operation. Follow the printer manufacturer guidelines for media type selection when printing on film stock to avoid head wear.