Sanford Dymo Label v.8, User Manual

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About Labels
How long your labels will last depends on how the labels are used. LabelWriter thermal
labels are susceptible to fading in the following ways:
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Exposure to direct sunlight or fluorescent light for an extended period of time
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Exposure to extreme heat for an extended period of time
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Contact with plasticizers (for example, labels placed on plastic ring binders)
In the original packaging, the shelf life for LabelWriter labels is 18 months. When labels are
used for short-term applications (envelopes, packages, and so on), fading is not a problem.
When labels are used to label files in a file cabinet, fading is very gradual over many years.
Labels applied to the edge of a notebook that is then placed on a shelf in the sun will show
signs of fading within a few months.
To prolong label life when labels are not in use, store the labels in a cool, dry place and in
the black bag in which they were originally packaged.
About Label Cassettes
The following label printers use DYMO D1 label cassettes.
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LabelWriter Duo
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LabelManager 500TS
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LabelManager 420P
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LabelManager PnP
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LabelManager PCII
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LabelManager 450D
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LabelPoint 350
D1 label cassettes come in a variety of colors and materials, and are available in the
following widths:
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1/4 inch (6 mm)
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3/8 inch (9 mm)
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1/2 inch (12 mm)
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3/4 inch (19 mm)
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1 inch (24 mm)
The maximum width that you can use depends on your label printer. Refer to the user guide
that came with your printer for the label widths you can use.
Visit the DYMO Web site at www.dymo.com for a complete list of label cassettes and the
names of dealers who sell them in your area.
The only supplies you will ever need for your printer are the labels. We recommend you
only use DYMO-brand labels.
Finding Your Label Type
A preview of each of the different label types is displayed in the Label Types section on the
Labels tab. These previews help you to visually choose the label that matches the labels
loaded in your label printer.
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