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Label Maker Tape Refills: Match Series, Width and Cassette

A label maker running out of tape is a five-minute problem if you match the cassette family before shopping.

Compatibility guide · Updated August 10, 2026

Find the right replacement

Find your label maker tape refills

Start with the brand and exact model you already own. Add the old part, filter or cartridge code if you can find it, and we’ll build a targeted Amazon search from those identifiers.

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Replacement typeLabel Maker Tape Refills

Brand / maker OptionalExample: Levoit, Roborock, Brother or another brand printed on the device or product.Exact model / product line OptionalExample: Core 300, Q Revo or HL-L2350DW. A model by itself can be enough to start.Part / filter / cartridge / product code Optional — often bestExample: Core 300-RF, TN760 or another code from the old part or package. An exact code can work by itself.Another identifying detail OptionalAccessory type, size, dock/base model, generation, width, color, yield or another useful clue.Size / fit detail OptionalDimensions, capacity, connector size, count, shape or another fit detail printed on the item.

Where can I find useful identifiers?

Check the old refill or replacement itself, its package, the product label, underside or back of the device, a removable bin or battery door, the charging/emptying dock, the manual, or your original order history. Use reusable model or part identifiers, not a unique serial number.

Your Amazon searchAdd one detail you know

Choose the replacement type if needed, then enter any useful identifier. Your search terms will appear here before you leave the site.

Search Amazon with these details

Still verify before buying: confirm the Amazon listing names the same model, product code, dimensions or compatibility details you matched here. Similar appearance is not enough.

Fast rule: the exact model, cartridge or part code beats appearance. If the listing does not clearly name what you own, do not force the match.

Read the tape family code

Check the empty cassette, printer label or manual for the tape family. Search the family code and printer model together.

Tape width alone is not enough: multiple cassette systems can produce the same nominal width while using different housings and print technology.

Choose width and color after fit

Once the cassette family is confirmed, select the supported width, tape color and print color. Verify that your specific printer accepts that width.

Specialty tapes such as flexible, extra-strength or fabric-oriented media may have additional use restrictions, so read the application guidance.

Keep one common cassette spare

If the label maker is used for shipping, storage or office work, the most common tape width is a sensible item to keep on hand.

Store sealed cassettes away from heat and moisture, and keep the packaging until you know the replacement prints correctly.