Product Description

For use with DYMO LabelWriter's EL40, EL60, Turbo. For use with CoStar LabelWriter XL, XL Plus, Turbo, 300, 310, 320, 330, 330 Turbo. For use with Seiko SLP240, SLP220, SLP Pro, SLP120, SLP EZ30, SLP Plus. ... Read more

Features

• For use with DYMO LabelWriter's EL40, EL60, Turbo.
• For use with CoStar LabelWriter XL, XL Plus, Turbo, 300, 310, 320, 330, 330 Turbo.
• For use with Seiko SLP240, SLP220, SLP Pro, SLP120, SLP EZ30, SLP Plus.

Features

• Clear tape with black print labels for Dymo Pocket 1000, 2000, 3500, 5500, and LabelManager 100 label makers
• 0.375 inches by 23 feet
• Use for addresses, boxes, and more
• Durable label material
• Long-lasting prints

Features

• For Dymo LetraTag label printers
• Pearl white paper
• 0.5 inch by 13 feet
• Attractive, versatile labels
• Genuine Dymo quality accessory

Reviews (2)

Great for sticking to paper
This is the tape to get if you are labeling paper or cardboard items, like manila file folders, shoeboxes, or suchlike.

It does NOT stick well to plastic or glass, but will start to lift & curl after a few days (depending on humidity, I suppose.) Don't use it if you are labelling VHS cassettes or those little glass spice jars -- you need the plastic tape for those projects.

I keep both kinds of labelling tape in the house, because it's so easy to pop the cartridge in & out -- there's no wasted tape. Get some of each!

Best labels!!
This white paper label makes the best labels I've ever seen, Quick and easy. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

When you just need to print a label or two at a time, it's a huge pain to find an uncrumpled sheet, format the labels, and then remember which way to load the sheet into your printer. But you want your work to look professional--especially if you're running a small business or working out of your home. Now there's a solution. Small and compact, the Dymo LabelWriter Turbo plugs into your computer and sits right on your desktop. It's a direct thermal printer, so there's no messy ink or toner cartridges.

Setting up the LabelWriter Turbo is easy: Connect the Dymo LabelWriter Turbo using the appropriate enclosed power cord--two are included, a plug-and-play adapter for USB ports and a serial port connector--and turn on the LabelWriter and then your computer. Using the enclosed shipping-size labels, load them onto the plastic spool, then close the top. Press the feed button on the front of the LabelWriter to advance the labels after you print them. Included is a CD-ROM with the software you'll need to format your labels. Just insert the CD-ROM into your drive and follow the instructions.

Depending on the size of your label and how simple or fancy you want to get, choose an appropriate template. There are choices for plain return address labels, file folders, computer disks, or shipping labels with a graphic, or you can even import your own logo. Fonts and sizes are up to you. Like an e-mail program, you can create address lists for people or groups that you often contact and print a label with a quick mouse click. And with the enclosed software, you can import addresses from Microsoft Outlook. You can even add postal bar codes if you like and access and print Internet postage.--Dana Van Nest ... Read more

Features

• Silently prints labels up to 2.5 inches wide in 2 seconds each
• Direct thermal print technology eliminates ribbons, toner, and inks
• Integrates directly with Microsoft Word, Outlook, GoldMine, and ACT!
• Comes with Dymo Label software with built-in designer and list manager
• Approved by U.S. Postal Service to print Internet postage

Reviews (2)

The absolute best product to buy
I've had my Turbo since September 99 (it's now Jan 2000) and it has already enabled me to double my (small) business, and I expect it to triple again within the next 2 months. What else can I say? Could not have done without it.

The perfect solution for printing contact addresses.
I've used this product for over a year now and wouldn't trade it for the world. I print all of my business contacts in batches and from MS Word. It saves me countless hours over the course of a year! I love it. ... Read more

Amazon.com Review

Are you sick to death of changing the paper in your printer every time you want to print labels? Don't you hate wasting the few labels left on the last sheet when you're done? Your solution comes in a fairly small package--the Dymo LabelWriter EL 60 is a wee sprite that takes care of your labeling needs quickly and quietly. This 5.5-by-5.5-by-7.25-inch unit looks like a medium-sized Rolodex and can handle a large variety of Dymo labels--use them for addresses, file folder labels, postage, or whatever needs you might dream up along the way.

The drivers are easy to install and work with lots of popular programs, such as Word, Outlook, and GoldMine. If you're running Windows, you can network the EL 60 so all hands can route their labels to the same small box. Thermal printing saves ink and toner charges at the cost of a little speed--but that efficiency can be made up from eliminating paper-tray switches in your main printer and using the EL 60 to automatically print ZIP+4 and POSTNET postal bar codes on each label. If you do enough mailing to find the process frustrating, do yourself a favor and pick up a Dymo LabelWriter EL 60.

Pros:

• Prints labels quickly and easily
• Thermal printing
• Many label sizes and styles available

Cons:

• Limited choice of label brands

Features

• Silently prints labels up to 2.5 inches wide in 4 to 5 seconds each
• Direct thermal print technology eliminates ribbons, toner, and inks
• Integrates directly with Microsoft Word, Outlook, GoldMine, and ACT!
• Comes with Dymo label software with built-in designer and list manager
• Easily networked through Windows

Reviews (2)

Super label maker!
We use this a lot in our office: it's not silent as the ad says but it's not an annoying noise either, and it is so quick!
The formatting is easy to use, the labels print quickly and correctly. A must-buy...forget handwriting labels!

All around wonderful
We used this in our business and it worked like a charm! The printing was fast and high quality. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The Dymo LabelMANAGER 300 (LM300) is a muscular electronic labeler created to be used for engineering and shop floor applications. That's because, unlike other labelers, this one can be used where electrical symbols or bar codes on labels are necessary. It can be useful for a whole host of professionals from electricians to telephone or stereo installers, information services departments, retail and factory managers, and so much more.Designed to open and close like a book, the LM300 has a keyboard with profiled keys for error-free use. Labels can be printed on 0.25-, 0.325-, 0.5-, and 0.75-inch tapes. A two-line, 15-character LCD display allows for easy label editing and previewing. Plus, you can print one, two, three, or even four lines on a label. Print size goes up to 13.5 millimeters tall.The LM300 provides eight print styles: normal, narrow, bold, vertical, outline, shadow, mirror, and boxed. Print your labels horizontally, vertically, or as a mirror image. You can even underline, shadow, or box in text! The LM300 also provides incremental numbering and repeat printing; a built-in tax calculator; left, center, and right justification; and last-label memory. And of course the unique feature with this labeler is it can print UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8, EAN-13, Code-39, and Code-128 bar codes.The DymoLM300 measures 8 by 5.7 by 3.9 inches. It weighs 1.95 pounds and comes in the color blue only. ... Read more

Features

• Great for high-volume, engineering, even shop floor applications
• 2-line, 15-character LCD
• Supports a variety of D1 tapes from 0.25 to 1 inch; 6 bonus tapes included
• Features a QWERTY keyboard with profiled keys
• Prints normal, narrow, bold, vertical, italic, outline, shadow, and mirror; electrical symbols, bar codes, and more

Amazon.com Product Description

The DYMO LabelMANAGER 100 (LM100) is a marvel of versatility, letting you create labels in six type sizes, three styles (normal, italic, and outline), three variations (boxed, shaded, and underlined), and three formats (single line, double line, and vertical). Throw in two label widths and numerous color combinations, and the possibilities are impressive indeed.

The familiar QWERTY keyboard provides access to 174 characters and symbols, and the 8.5-character display previews labels prior to printing. You can specify a label's total length or the length of just the text; when you specify the total length, the machine sizes and centers the text automatically. Reviewing previous work is simple, as the machine remembers the last label and recalls it for your viewing. Bulk labeling is also a snap; the LM100 prints up to 99 copies at a time.

The LM900 is easy to use, though a complete grasp of its many features requires a thoughtful review of the accompanying instruction manual. Should you run into difficulties, DYMO's Web address and a telephone hotline are listed on the packaging. Replacement label tape comes in a handy cassette, and the body of the machine provides a convenient window through which you can quickly identify the tape's size and color. The LM100 accepts both 0.375-inch and 0.5-inch tape widths. Two dozen tape varieties are available for order. A sample cassette comes with the machine.

Measuring just 6.5 by 4.75 by 2 inches, the LM100 provides both a compact desktop solution and a portable, handheld solution to labeling needs at home, in the shop, or at the office. The LM100 requires six AA batteries (included in DYMO's original packaging) and is backed by a limited one-year warranty. --Luis Uzueta ... Read more

Features

• Prints on 0.375-inch and 0.5-inch DYMO D1 tape
• Palm-top design works as either a desktop or handheld labeler
• 8-character LCD display
• 1- and 2-line print
• 6 print sizes

Reviews (1)

I used it to organize the office shipping area
This is a pretty decent labeler. The machine was actually intuitive enough to use without the instruction book -- but I found I needed the guide to figure out how to change the size and style of the typefaces, and how to clear the display all at once, rather than letter by letter. (It doesn't automatically clear the entries after they print.) There are a lot of nice features, such as special foreign-language characters, vertical printing, two-line printing, and automatic centering. I was just a little bit disappointed in the quality of the printouts. If you look closely, you can see that they are slightly "bitmapped," or jaggedy around the edges, like an old dot-matrix printer. I was expecting more of a laser-printer quality. Still, it's a good unit for labeling shelves in our shipping area, which is why I bought it. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

If you need to organize your records, the 1.1-pound Dymo 3500 ElectronicLabelmaker will make your life easier. The labeler's QWERTY keyboard makes iteasy to enter information, and editing your labels is not a problem with the8-character LCD screen. This labeler has 112 built-in symbols with 10 personalizedsettings and a power-saver feature for longer battery life. The thermal printmethod prevents smearing or tearing. The 3500 also features a unique tab-cuttingdevice designed to make the label tape easier on your fingers.

You can print labels with underlines, boxes, and italics arranged eithervertically or horizontally. You can also adapt the 3500 to print in Spanish orFrench. You can also choose from several different color options and three inkcolors. This unit requires five AAA batteries. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

This bundle comes with Dymo's EL60 LabelWriter printer, Stamps.com software, a certificate to claim a free 10-pound integrated digital postage scale and $30 in postage when you sign up for Stamps.com, two rolls of Internet postage lables, one roll of regular shipping labels, and one roll of file folder labels. You get everything in this package at the same price the EL60 LabelWriter alone would cost.

The new Dymo EL60 LabelWriter uses thermal printing technology to produce labels up to 2.5 inches wide in as little as two seconds. The printer connects easily to your computer or network, takes up little desk space, and prints silently. The U.S. Postal Service allows the Dymo EL60 to print postage when used with software from Stamps.com, enabling you to download postage and print it directly onto LabelWriter labels.

The Dymo EL60 printers come with than 40 predefined label templates or let you create custom formats using your favorite fonts, graphics, and bar codes. The built-in list manager saves frequently used lists for instant recall. Standard print drivers enable you to print directly from Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, GoldMine, and ACT!. The postage labels fit on any size of mail piece, from small envelopes to packages. Plus, you can print out pages of return address labels without interfering with your other printers and equipment. And since you don't have to get up from your desk to insert a new label sheet, the Dymo EL60 helps you become more efficient.

You can also share a Dymo EL60 on your network so everyone can use it as a postage printer. The Dymo EL60 can connect to either a USB or serial port and features a universal power supply so you can print from anywhere. Complete with all pertinent software, connections, a power cord, an operation manual, and a roll of shipping labels, the Dymo EL60 is ready to operate out of the box. ... Read more

Features

• Comes with Stamps.com software for printing postage right from your PC
• Get a 10-pound integrated digital postage scale and $30 in postage free when you sign up with Stamps.com
• EL60 LabelWriter prints labels for file folders, shipping, postage, disks, videotapes, name badges, and cassettes
• Prints labels from Microsoft Word, Microsoft Outlook, GoldMine, and ACT!
• Includes 2 rolls of Internet Postage labels, 1 roll of shipping labels, and 1 roll of file folder labels

Amazon.com Product Description

Handwriting addresses is fine for occasional personal letters or for paying bills, but if you are running a small or home business, you need your correspondence to look crisp and professional. Forget the hassle of formatting labels and sending them through your printer. With the Dymo LabelWriter EL40, you can print labels directly from this handy little machine, which fits right next to your computer.

Printing 12 labels per minute, the Dymo LabelWriter uses direct thermal technology, which eliminates the need for toner, ink cartridges, and ribbons. The labels are 1.5 inches (40 millimeters) wide and, in addition to printing address labels, they're great for file folders and video spines. The accompanying software lets you print electronic postage--a real timesaver when you're too busy to run out to the post office. As the Dymo LabelWriter EL40 integrates with Microsoft Word, Outlook, GoldMine, and ACT!, you can also import addresses or other information easily; plus, it prints your favorite fonts and graphics.

To use the Dymo LabelWriter EL40, you need a PC running Windows 95, 98, NT, or 2000, or a Macintosh with OS 8 or later. It comes with both serial and USB ports for your convenience. --Dana Van Nest ... Read more

Features

• Hassle-free label printing without a standard laser or ink-jet printer
• Prints 12 labels up to 1.5 inches wide per minute
• Direct thermal technology eliminates the need for ribbons, toner, and ink cartridges
• Connects to USB or serial port for easy installation
• Great for envelopes, Internet postage, file folders, packages, name badges, audio cassettes, disks, videotapes, ZIP disks

Reviews (1)

great labels
This LabelWriter has been wonderful. Our office uses it to create labels for patients' charts, letters, and barcoding. We have also used it for creating labels for 3.25" floppy disks. As a matter of fact, we use it so much that we purchased a second one so that we would have one in the front and back offices. It is also capable of printing a variety of label types, but I can't speak to that. I do, however, highly recommend it. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

The Dymo LabelMANAGER 300 (LM300) is a muscular electronic labeler created to be used for engineering and shop floor applications. That's because, unlike other labelers, this one can be used where electrical symbols or bar codes on labels are necessary. It can be useful for a whole host of professionals from electricians to telephone or stereo installers, information services departments, retail and factory managers, and so much more.

Designed to open and close like a book, the LM300 exhibits a keyboard with profiled keys for error-free use. Labels can be printed on 0.25-, 0.325-, 0.5-, and 0.75-inch tapes. A two-line, 15-character LCD display allows for easy label editing and previewing. Plus, you can print one, two, three, or even four lines on a label. Print size goes up to 13.5 millimeters tall.

The LM300 provides eight print styles: normal, narrow, bold, vertical, outline, shadow, mirror, and boxed. Print your labels horizontally, vertically, or as a mirror image. You can even underline, shadow, or box in text!The LM300 also provides incremental numbering and repeat printing; a built-in tax calculator; left, center, and right justification; and last-label memory. And of course the unique feature with this labeler is it can print UPC-A, UPC-E, EAN-8, EAN-13, Code-39, and Code-128 bar codes.

The DymoLM300 measures 8 by 5.7 by 3.9 inches. It weighs 1.95 pounds and comes in the color blue only. --Linda Anderson ... Read more

Features

• Designed for engineering and shop floor applications
• 15-character LCD display
• Prints on an assortment of D1 tape widths
• Features a QWERTY keyboard with profiled keys
• Prints electrical symbols and bar codes

Reviews (2)

Love it!
I'm surprised by the negative reviews for the DYMO LabelMANAGER 300 & 200. I own the 200 for the office & am buying the 300 for use at home. PLEASE NOTE: If you like labeling (I've become addicted), there is a HUGE difference between Dymo & Brother - the ease of exposing the "sticky" side of the tape. Dymo tapes all have a split down the middle of the back which makes using them a BREEZE!!!! This is VERY IMPORTANT!! So important I can't believe it hasn't been mentioned. I even gave my Brother Touchpoint away because of this, my secretary & I found it too cumbersome to remove the label backing and I was tempted to throw it away rather than subject someone else to this lack of design.

The font selections are very easy and intuitive with these models, I'm surprised that others found them difficult. Also, a big bonus is the keyboard. They are large & very easy to use. With this purchase I'll own 3 labellers, all by DYMO, believe me, you can't beat their label tape design.

Too Complicated for it's own good!
We purchased this labelmaker for work and I can tell you that we wish we hadn't. After 2 months of everyone in the office complaining, we finally broke down and bought a Brother P-Touch PT-310 for about 50.00 and everyone is happy again. The Dymo labelmaker is very complicated when it comes to resizing your text. You have to push this button and this one... and so forth and when you are done it jumps back to your original size. Perhaps it is our fault for not reading the manual over and over. In this day and age, you wouldn't expect to have to do that. Another bad feature is its weight and shape. Take a good look at it in the picture. The part you open and view your typed text is HUGE! The bottom keyboard is very thin and light. The labelmaker almost wants to topple over because of its upper weight. I'm being honest when I say to check out the Brother P-Touch instead. I'm not a big reviewer but I had to warn the consumer about this one. ... Read more