EPSON LW-PX900 Label Maker & Heat Shrink Labeling

[Snook]

I use the EPSON LW-PX900 Label Maker & Heat Shrink Labeling printer tool for my business, it's a great tool. Not cheap at $290 but sure makes things easy when you are reworking electrical equipment and doing rewiring. It takes easily swapped cartridges' for heat shrink and regular adhesive labels (4mm - 36mm or 0.157" - 4.417"). The software it comes with is easy to use and self adjusts the label for whatever text or images you want to use. I've worked it for a year or more and it has worked flawlessly. I used it to make a few heat shrink tubes for the MAXIMVS rewiring job, see attached.

Here's a link to it:
Amazon product ASIN B08JQPY45Y
Chuck (snook)

 

[SureGrip]

I use the EPSON LW-PX900 Label Maker & Heat Shrink Labeling printer tool for my business, it's a great tool. Not cheap at $290 but sure makes things easy when you are reworking electrical equipment and doing rewiring. It takes easily swapped cartridges' for heat shrink and regular adhesive labels (4mm - 36mm or 0.157" - 4.417"). The software it comes with is easy to use and self adjusts the label for whatever text or images you want to use. I've worked it for a year or more and it has worked flawlessly. I used it to make a few heat shrink tubes for the MAXIMVS rewiring job, see attached.

Here's a link to it:
Amazon product ASIN B08JQPY45Y
Chuck (snook)

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Nice.

I use a Brother P-touch version for my work. About $140 and connects via bluetooth via PC or phone app and can print heat shrink labels.

Brother PT-P710BT CUBE Plus Versatile Label Maker With Bluetooth Wireless Technology​

There's also a slight cheaper version that is Wifi or USB connected.

 

[Snook]

Nice.

I use a Brother P-touch version for my work. About $140 and connects via bluetooth via PC or phone app and can print heat shrink labels.

Brother PT-P710BT CUBE Plus Versatile Label Maker With Bluetooth Wireless Technology​

There's also a slight cheaper version that is Wifi or USB connected.

I like the Brother stuff. I use a Brother color laser printer and it's flawless but the color cartridges are rough at $400 to replace all of them. That's why I use B&W instead of color most of the time. This Epson meets my needs and is relatively cheap in B&W. Thanks, I'll take a look at that Brother option.

Chuck (snook)