label printer

[Darkwood]

I have Dymo 5200 it has extensive uses including making cable sleeves, replacing old filled dist' board circuit listings in one strip vertical, horizontal etc all automated spacing for mcb width although I use these a lot most would find a simpler cheaper label machine fits their needs.

 

[A.W.Maxwell]

Dymo all the way. Bought one about seven years ago, last year it failed. Rang dymo to see if they could repair, not expecting much. They sent me a brand new upgraded model in a week totally FOC. OK, they probably know they will make it back in tape, but still A1 service in my view. The Rhino they sent me works great.

Brady are supposed to be even better so I'm told but not used them personally and they are serious money.

I think he is right. As I also have a Dymo Rhino printer and will suggest you to try that as it works well. I have bought it a couple of year ago. But unfortunately lost its battery during renovation of my shop. And I also don't know about battery model have gone to many vendors but not got the proper battery or a durable one i.e. original for it.

 

[Dean Williams]

i've used a Dymo letratag for the last 4 years, fits in tool bag and fits nicely in hand.

 

[Geordie Spark]

Try here: http://www.electriciansforums.net/electrical-tools-products/11366-label-printers.html

 

[A.W.Maxwell]

i've used a Dymo letratag for the last 4 years, fits in tool bag and fits nicely in hand.

So, you agree with me that Dymo is one of the best label printer. But I think apart from Dymo , Epson and Nice are also good.