It is also good for batch printing-when the first roll is finished, it automatically starts the second roll. LabelWriter Twin Turbo has two spools allowing you to print at two different labels sizes without switching rolls.The bottom portion prints plastic, nylon and permanent polyester DYMO D1 cassette tapes (¼ to 1″ wide) at ½″ per second (with 150 dpi resolution). LabelWriter Duo combines two printers in one-the top portion of the Duo performs as LabelWriter 400 Turbo, printing die cut paper labels up to 2-1/3″ or 60 mm wide at 55 labels per minute.LabelWriter 400 Turbo has exactly the same features as LabelWriter 400, but is faster-up to 55 labels per minute.It can print on labels up to 2 1/3″ or 60mm, at the speed of 40 labels per minute, at 300 dpi. The current LabelWriter line-up is comprised of 5 models, all of which are compatible with both Macintosh and Windows and connect to a USB port: They only print in grayscale-you can print images, but not in color. The print quality is quite good and can be compared to that of a laser printer. The labels are made of such heat-sensitive paper. As they print they heat the label in required areas causing the heat-sensitive paper to turn black. They use thermal technology for printing, which means there are no ribbons, ink or toners. The unit measures just 5″ wide × 7 ¼″ long × 5 ¼″ tall (Twin Turbo and 4XL are slightly bigger). The DYMO LabelWriters printers are small, cool looking devices. You can’t really use them for anything else, they can be quite handy for your labeling needs. They are focused on a single purpose-printing labels. The DYMO LabelWriter printers are different from regular, general purpose printers. In this article we give a quick overview of these printers and compatible labels.
#Dymo stamps support series#
The most popular are the DYMO LabelWriter series printers. While you can print your addressing labels with a regular inkjet or laser printer, there are specialized label printers on the market.
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