this dymo labels have strong adhesive? i've been using the house labels ones but the are not adhesive enough
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I have used Dymo labels for more than ten years, and never experienced a label failing to stick.
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Very strong adhesive. I've never had one fall off of an envelope or package en route.
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I have found Dymo brand labels to stick quite well. Of course, it would depend upon the item that they would be sticking to at the time. They are certainly not water-proof, but will stick well to paper, cardboard as well as plastic and most metal surfaces. Since they are thermal printed labels, they cannot be printed upon and used on hot surfaces.
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Hi Thad. I don't use the labels on fabric but the quality seems to be the same as the Dymo brand. We have been very happy with them. I hope that helps.
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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.
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Thanks for your inquiry. Yes this label is a permanent adhesive, which should work just fine on all plastic and tyvek applications. Best regards, Label Outfitters, Inc.
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Yes, we have about 30 Dymo Printers in the shop for Barcoding and Shipping Labels. Although 75% of the labels we use are from Dymo, we do use some 3rd Party Labels. The reason we use Dymo is three fold: 1) sometimes they are cheaper than 3rd Party; 2) Dymo offers odd size labels (such as the postage and Dymo 1738595 Barcode, which is hard to find, even by Dymo; half the labels we print are these barcode labels)); 3) Quality is usually better. With all that said, we do use 3rd Party Labels for two reasons: 1) cost on some types are cheaper; 2) some types offer colors other than white. We have found that U-LINE and Royalmailers Labels are really good 3rd Party Labels, which can be found here on Amazon. U-Line does offer some labels in Blue and Yellow too. Dymo does state that using 3rd Party Labels will void their warranty, so know and understand that prior to using 3rd Party Labels.
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Hello, I purchased Dymo label tape #45013. Hope this is helpful, have a great day.
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The spools are the same as other Dymo label makers. Don't know about other brands.
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I use these labels on cardboard boxes and they tend to peel off fairly easy. Not sure if that information helps or not.
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Thanks for your inquiry. Yes this label is a permanent adhesive, which should work just fine on all plastic and tyvek applications. Best regards,Label Outfitters, Inc.
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I use my Dymo LetraTag for creating bacle or cord labels. They are fantastic for this purpose. Clear printing, no smearing, easy to read, sticks well.
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Zebra and Dymo labels work fine; I use generic labels from u-line (specifically 2 1⁄4 x 1 1⁄4) I see that you had an additional question regarding printing of ISBN barcodes- the labels I just mentioned are a perfect size for printing ISBN barcodes in a size that makes them easily readable by barcode scanners.
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Yes, all labels are compatible with all dymos, we have three different dymo labelwriters and the labels are interchangeable.
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I use these labels top reprice items and apply over an existing bar code. I can't say what the results might be with a roto-molded plastic bottle as there might be some type of lubricant in the plastic which would cause the adhesion to fail. They stick very well on cardboard and paper, yet release without tearing the surface it was stuck to. For $12 bucks you can just try it out!
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I am familiar with essential oils little bottles. Yes, this DYMO labeler will do the job. I actually print small labels that fit on a tie strap label tag. That's a tie strap with a small 10mmX20mm square patch for the label. Works fine for that. Hope that helps...
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Ours came off pretty easily- I guess we were lucky! For stubborn labels, I use goo-gone first- the main element is the citrus oil, so lemon oil would work, too. If that doesn't, I'll try acetone. Good luck!
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I don't know for sure but I would imagine it would be the same adhesive that is used for their regular labels. Perhaps you could try a regular mailing label for a day and see what happens.
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If I remember correctly, the dymo 450 takes its labels mounted in a special cartridge like carrier. These are simply "loose" on a 1/2" core. They work very well in an eltron/zebra and neato/wasp direct thermal label printers too.