For many business owners and work from home users, a thermal label printer is a must. I ship items back and forth all the time from brands and shipping labels are needed. Until now, I’ve always ...

My next attempt at leveling up my printing game was to try a thermal label printer. If you're unfamiliar, a thermal printer doesn't use any ink at all; it's process is akin to burning-in on ...

Today only, and while supplies last, Amazon has the Dymo LabelWriter 4XL thermal label printer for $115.99 shipped. That may seem a little pricey, but not when you consider that the same model ...

MtP400 printers are rugged, four-inch portable thermal printers that are ideal for label printing, as well as a printer for receipts, maps, and schematics. Designed to print in any orientation, the ...

It's also fast. It can print 72 sheets of 4x6 labels in a minute. But by far, the biggest benefit of this printer is that it's a thermal printer. What that means is that it doesn't require any ink.

The DYMO LabelWriter series of thermal label printers enables you to address mail and packages, print postage and identify business projects. These printers use a direct-print output process that ...

So I scooped up a bundle of 4x6 address labels intended for dedicated thermal label printers, thinking they'd also work in my laser printer. After much trial and ...

From shipping and inventory to branding and organization, the right labels and label printer can make all the difference in streamlining your workflow and keeping everything professional.

You can get your hands on a Brother thermal label printer for $65-75. But if you don’t want to buy the Brother branded continuous feed paper for it you’re out of luck. Unless you pull off this ...