Are the labels glossy? Would they be useful for labeling technical equipment that might undergo temperature changes?
169044
I do not consider the Dymo labels to be glossy. Temperature changes would likely affect the adhesive befor affecting the print.
169045
In my opinion, no. They are also thermal-print labels; exposure to heat, such as in a hot car on a summer's day, will cause them to blacken. The ones I have used are not glossy.
1445992
Oops, I mistakenly thought the question was about out double sided photo print paper. Sorry. The Labels are matte
2282668
I use them on paper and labels, but have not tried them on anything else. They have been terrific for my needs, but think they might not be too successful on other surfaces. Cheers, Sydney
404006
I use these labels on metal enclosures that are indoor and they hold pretty well considering 100° temperatures.
1747868
These mailers are slick, high gloss plastic. I can't imagine any ordinary glue sticking to it. I use plain paper with regular, light weight, clear packing taping over it. I have shipped about 400 items in these and not had a complaint about the shipping labels using this method.
615205
I have two of these. The tape is more vinyl like than paper. The labels hold up well. That being said I am not sure this would be the case outdoors. If it is weather protected I do not see the sun as being a huge issue although it would shorten the life. I have labels in direct sunlight all the time but in a climate controlled area with no issues.
159420
Not sure about your printing ref. These are pre rpinted stickers. I put them on a personal laptop of mine and they lasted w/o fading for about a year.
1657080
Yes, they are pressure sensitive self adhesive labels. We had no issue with these labels.
2113179
I have never personally used this label printer, however, if it is a thermal label printer, it should work just fine.
1246460
No. I soak the labels with a light coat of WD-40. Let the WD-40 soak into label. Label can be pealed off/
1784580
I don't know but: Because it uses thermal printing I don't believe you would be happy with the results. Exposure to light will lighten the printing over time and if you darkened the entire label it might not lighten evenly. Further I notice that when I use a very black type face, sometimes one letter will be a little lighter than another which would indicate that it might not darken evenly.
1697991
Just like the standard shipping labels: paper with no gloss...I would call it matte. These are not water proof.
1604260
Sure, as long as they are thermal and good quality as jams are really messy in the dymo printer. In my experience it pays to spend the extra few bucks and get the dymo brand labels. Good luck.
1521315
Yes they should. I have used different types of labels and I have had no problems.
1878650
I would most definitely use these labels on commercial CD albums. I am a at home novie but I find there is less smear of the ink when matte labels are used and they look just as good.
631634
I don't think they are. There is no glossy side; one can print on either side. It is a "matte finish". I like them.
2034186
I'm not an adhesive expert, but they seemed like normal labels to me. I would assume they will stick to a fabric box, but not if it's dusty, and probably won't stay on over time. I've got them on smooth canisters, so I can't say for certain.You might try using a brad at the corners, if you don't mind poking a hole in the fabric.