Your Browser Is No Longer Supported. Please use an alternative browser to improve your experience and security.
Out of Stock
Out of Stock
DYMO LabelWriter Multi-Purpose Labels
Selection will refresh the page with new results.
selected
Item currently not available.
Alert
Please select a SIZE.
Final Sale: may not be returned or exchanged
Product Details
Description
Quickly create labels directly from your DYMO LabelWriter label printer with DYMO LW Multi-Purpose Square Labels. These labels are great for filing, labeling, barcodes and more. Using a direct thermal printing process, you avoid the hassle of expensive ink or toner. Packaged in rolls, you can print one thermal label or hundreds with ease– no more messy sheets, waste or sheet label jams. You receive one roll of white DYMO LW Multi-Purpose Square Labels with 750 individual labels. Labels measure 1" by 1" each. Compatible with DYMO LabelWriter 5XL, 550, 550 Turbo, 4XL, 450, Wireless, 450 Duo, 450 Turbo, 450 Twin Turbo, and Desktop Mailing Solution.
Features
- PRINTS MULTIPURPOSE SQUARE LABELS: Great for labeling, filing, barcodes, and more
- CONVENIENT AND COST EFFECTIVE: Peel-and-stick multi-purpose square labels with strong self-adhesive backing; print with direct thermal printing technology - no ink or toner required
- NO WASTED LABELS: Packed in rolls so you can print as many labels as needed
- ALWAYS USE AUTHENTIC DYMO LABELS: For use with most DYMO label printers, including DYMO LabelWriter 5XL, 550, 550 Turbo, 4XL, 450, Wireless, 450 Duo, 450 Turbo, 450 Twin Turbo, and Desktop Mailing Solution
- INCLUDES 750 LABELS: 1 roll of 750 labels (1" x 1")
Specifications
-
Item # 30332
-
Dimensions: 3.4" x 3.5" x 1.4"
-
Color: Black Text on White Label
-
Size: 10 Rolls: 1" x 1"- 25mm x 25mm
-
Label Compatibility: LabelWriter
-
Roll Count: 750 count
Best For
Mailing and Shipping
Create shipping and mailing labels.
Asset Tracking
Barcode labels help track inventory and assets.
Pricetag
Pricetags provide up-to-date product information.
Specialty
Multi-use labels provide product information and organizational solutions.
Files and Binders
DYMO labels help organize files and binders.
Recommended Use
- Mailing and Shipping
.jpeg)
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Bosslady from
Gift Shop Mess
I wrap a lot of gifts and constantly remove price labels when preparing the gift. The label leaves a tacky residue on hang tags and merchandise. This is not the right label for my business.
Date published: 2022-10-18
Rated 5 out of
5
by
LibbyLibby from
Prints clean, sticks well
I work at a library and use these print spine labels for books. They work great, they print nice and neatly (and fast) with the LabelWriter 550 Turbo, they're quick easy to load and re-load, and the interface for the Dymo allows me to get pretty granular in how much I customize them compared to other labels/ label makers so I can really make the most of their small size. They're just paper labels, so they're not water proof or anything, but they are pretty durable for paper labels. We put cover them with label lock or clear book tape when we put them on book spine to seal them in better, so that they don't get ripped or smudged away by all of the hands that touch it.
The adhesive is strong enough to stick to even the older books with cloth bindings that seem to have dust permanently embedded into them. They're not really meant to be removable, they're meant to stay stuck, and they do that very well. The only time I can’t get them to stick is with metallic clothbound books, (but that’s because they’re glossy and textured, and nothing really stick to them) and when I don’t have adequate coverage to give the adhesive a chance. For example, if I place a label so that the very edge of it wraps around the corner of a book, that edge of the label pops up because it’s not wrapped around the corner enough to give the adhesive a real surface to stick to.
The only downside is that the way they are packaged, there’s a small strip of a sticker to hold the roll closed. Since these labels are on the smaller side, it means that the end of the roll gets taped down to the fifth or sixth label. THAT sticker leaves a sticky residue on the label which jams the printer. So if you want to avoid getting the inner workings of your printer all gummed up, you have to make sure not to send that gunky label through it, which basically means you have to tear off the first six labels or so. And six labels doesn’t seem like a lot on a roll of 750, but at almost $20 a pop, I expect to be able to use every label on the roll.
Date published: 2022-11-29
