Create labels for office supplies and storage equipment such as files and shelving. These printers have a computer-style keyboard for quick typing. All include a digital display to preview labels before printing. Print on a maximum of two lines—use 1/4” wide label tape to print one line or 3/8” and wider label tape to print on two lines. Save up to nine labels in the memory for repeated printing. They include long-lasting, rechargeable lithium ion batteries as well as a charging cord.

Style A have an ergonomic design so you can type and hold them at the same time. They include eight border designs, three fonts, and seven text styles such as bold, italic, and underline. Connect to a computer using the included USB cord to download additional fonts and graphics. Print text in six sizes, with a maximum character height of 1/3”.

Style B have a wider keyboard than style A, making it easier to use while sitting at a workspace. They include eight border designs, three fonts, and seven text styles such as bold, italic, and underline. Print text in seven sizes, with a maximum character height of 9/16”.

Print on labels up to 4" wide to create shipping labels, warehouse labels, bar codes, name tags, and other labels. Connect to a computer with the included USB cord to create and share label designs through the included software. Import designs and data using Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Cardscan, and print addresses from Outlook Contacts and Mac Address book. These printers have 12 bar code formats to label inventory and track assets. To print USPS shipping labels and postage, visit www.dymo.com and download the compatible software. Connect to a power source using the two-prong plug.

Perforated labels are good for printing in large batches.

Our most versatile printer, these work for all labeling jobs around your facility. They have templates for 17 types of labels, including labels for electrical panels, cable wrap, safety labels, and 9 bar code formats for labeling inventory and tracking assets. These printers allow you to change border designs, fonts, text styles such as bold or italic, and color. A color display shows exactly how the label will look, including orientation and spacing. Connect to a computer using the included USB cord for more editing options such as importing logos and designs. These printers have a touch-screen display for navigating and zooming into the label to inspect it. The ergonomic design means you can type on the computer-style keyboard and hold them at the same time. They have an automatic cutter that saves time when used for large-volume jobs. Rubber bumpers protect against accidental impact. They include long-lasting, rechargeable lithium ion batteries as well as a charging cord and a carrying case.

Wire and cable wrap have a plastic flap connected to the label. Print on these labels and then wrap the laminating flap around the printed message to protect it from wear and moisture.

Heat-shrink tubing conforms to a wire when heat is applied for a tight fit.

These label printers produce raised characters, similar to a license plate, on plastic labels.

Print labels in Braille to put on objects such as office supplies and warehouse equipment. These printers have a built-in Braille keyboard, but you can also connect a standard keyboard using a USB adapter (both sold separately). Use them to make labels for all grades of Braille. Unlike manual Braille printers, which emboss dots by using pressure from your hand, these powered printers require minimal pressure. When your message is complete, they cut the label automatically, so there’s no need for scissors. They run on AA batteries. Each comes with 10 rolls of clear printer tape.

Add additional tape for different colors or to refill your clear tape.

For convenience, add carrying cases.

Print and apply labels in one swift motion using these label printer guns, also known as pricing guns.