Do you need a Dymo LabelWriter? We are going to help you with your decision. In this category page, you find three types of Dymo label printers: Dymo Labelwriter 450 Turbo, Dymo Labelwriter 450 Twin Turbo and the Dymo Labelwriter 4XL.
When you click on one of these label writers you’ll navigate to the detail page of the product. Here you can find a lot of information about the particular label writer. However, you can read the differences between the three types of Dymo label writers as well in the left sidebar of this page.
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Differences between our Dymo LabelWriters
As we said in the text above the products we’ve three different types label printers. Here are the differences so you’re able making a good decision for a particular Dymo LabelWriter.
The Dymo Labelwriter 450 Turbo is the cheapest Dymo model in this product category. It prints labels with a print speed of 71 labels per minute. The label writer has a print quality of 300dpi which is the high standard in the print industry. Finally, this label printer uses a direct thermal print technology. This means that you can’t and don’t have to use a toner to print. It prints through heat.
The Dymo Labelwriter 450 Twin Turbo. This label writer has a price between the Dymo Labelwriter 450 Turbo and the Dymo Labelwriter 4XL. The “Twin” part proves its function. It’s a machine with two label rolls, so you can print twice as many labels in the same amount of time. The print speed is the same as their non-Twin counterpart - 71 labels per minute. Also, the print technology is the same as the 450 Turbo - direct thermal!
The Dymo LabelWriters: Dymo Labelwriter 4XL. This printer is capable to print on extra large labels with a maximum of 106 millimetres. With print speeds of 129 labels per minute, you can easily print high volumes with a print quality of 300dpi.
So which Dymo LabelWriter are you going to choose?