[CASL-L] Printer for barcodes & spine labels
Sarah Lynch
sarah_lynch at whps.org
Thu Sep 23 08:31:54 PDT 2021
Hi Carolyn,
One word of caution about the Dymo 450 and any other Dymo thermal printer.
Those are not meant to last a long time and the thermal labels will fade
with time and light exposure, much like a thermal receipt fades. They will
last longer than a receipt, but will not likely last the life of a book. I
know other librarians who have used thermal printers and they had this
problem. Dymo does make label makers that are not thermal, but that is not
standard.
I have had a Brother P-Touch label maker for over 11 years and I love it.
It gets a lot of use and has served me well. I have it connected to the
computer and have templates made up. I use it to print labels for my
shelves as well as spine labels. It can also print barcodes.
This is the update version. https://www.brother-usa.com/products/ptd600
Sarah Lynch, National Board Certified Librarian
Wolcott Elementary- West Hartford Public Schools
71 Wolcott Rd., West Hartford, CT 06110
Telephone: 860-561-2300 Ext. 3637
On Thu, Sep 23, 2021 at 9:49 AM Carolyn Shea <caeshea at gmail.com> wrote:
> Good morning everyone,
>
> Our school library is looking to purchase a printer for barcodes and spine
> labels. We would like something that is inexpensive (but not cheap). Do you
> have a printer that you recommend?
>
> Thanks so much!
>
> Carolyn Shea
> LMS
> Darien High School
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