Physical fit
A media width alone is insufficient. Core or cassette geometry, feed path, backing, sensor response and loading sequence are engineering questions.
A roll, a tape and a photo sheet are different development decisions. Start with the output you want, then ask what device and process can produce it.

| Media proposal | Device direction | Useful review question | Do not assume |
|---|---|---|---|
| Matte / clear label tape | Line 01 | Surface, opacity, adhesion and cut behavior | Universal roll or cassette compatibility |
| Plain / adhesive note roll | Note 02 | Tear handling, paper feel and placement | Color output or permanent records |
| Card / square photo media | Frame 03 | Matched consumable, crop and surface | Generic paper or interchangeable formats |
A media width alone is insufficient. Core or cassette geometry, feed path, backing, sensor response and loading sequence are engineering questions.
The printer and media must be considered together. The concept does not claim a specific commercial print engine, consumable code or licensed media system.
Agree on the intended object or page, handling, storage and expected display period. Ask the supplier for evidence relevant to those conditions.
A buyer should be able to identify the right refill from its name, packaging and documentation. Include the refill story in the sample review.
The templates define the buyer journey before an actual supplier and engineering platform have been selected. Specific dimensions should be added only after the matching feed and media system are confirmed.
Use the notes field in the local builder to record that request. It remains an unvalidated development requirement and is not sent automatically.