Are these labels comaptible with the Dymo 4xl that prints on a 4x6 thermal label?
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We're using a Zebra thermal printer, not Dymo. But they worked for us. Should be ok with any thermal printer that requires 4x6.
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I've been using my LP 2844 printer for years. The standard labels that fit this are the Zebra/Eltron compatible 4x6" direct thermal labels that come on a roll. Do a search for 4x6 zebra labels and the right ones will pop up.
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Yes, all labels are compatible with all dymos, we have three different dymo labelwriters and the labels are interchangeable.
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I have never personally used this label printer, however, if it is a thermal label printer, it should work just fine.
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It didn't work for me; I have a Mac. I tried all settings. The manufacturer said it is not compatible with Amazon sales. Which is odd since they are 4X6 labels. Amazon really needs to manufacture a thermal printer that is compatible with their site and a Mac--it's a losing battle right now.
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I have DYMO LABEL WRITER 4XL. This is a very good thermal printer - no ink needed. And also you can regulate different types of stickers: from 1 inch width to 4 inch. To print USPS shipping labels you need at least 4 inch width - the one i have.
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There are thousands of stock sizes that work with this printer. To help you - you want direct thermal labels, (not thermal transfer), and 1" core. That is all that will work with this printer. The width is listed first and then the length. So a 2 x 1 label is 2" wide and 1" length. Let me know what size you are looking for and I can recommend a ASIN if you need further help. Bob
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You do NOT need to use Dymo brand labels. The warranty thing is just to scare you to use their overpriced labels. I've been using third party labels for two plus years and printed thousands of labels for my home business with ZERO issues.
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This printer works brilliantly with Etsy - I think it's their only 4x6 'supported' printer. They have a radio button when you're shipping your label that says "Print label with Dymo"
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No. But you can print labels using Word, or other standard PC apps. It installs just like a normal printer except it is set up to print 4"x6" paper (labels) So if you make a word template to print to a 4"x6" paper it prints labels!
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I use Dymo labels because 1. Using non Dymo labels will void your warranty. 2. Non Dymo labels leave a sticky residue on the printer that may make the printer not function correctly.
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The labels need to have a small hole between each label for the printer to detect where the labels end. You can buy Dymo labels or Dymo compatible labels. But if you just buy any labels without that hole, then the labels will just keep feeding while the printer looks for the next hole.
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I use 4x6 direct thermal labels, but the printer can take any rolls of thermal media up to 4" wide, so you could load it with thermal receipt paper if you wanted to. There are several links to compatible labels on the printer's product page.
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Looks like the others have covered it, the Dymo 450 Turbo prints on LabelWriter (LW) labels that you can customize. The label rolls are inserted under the dome. The D1 tape labels work with other Dymo products.
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Most likely (although you won't know for sure, until you try it). But, I was able to successfully connect a Dymo Label Printer, which is a much more unusual printer to work with.
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Yes, there are holes between each label. I have the Dymo 450 Twin and these labels work perfectly.
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We have the Dymo label #1738542. From the pics the 1755120 looks like the one we have. The labels work very well. Have had complaints. Easy to load and less waste. Hope this helps a little.