The electric label printer Dymo LabelWriter™ 450 TwinTurbo in black is designed to print labels quickly and accurately in offices, retail and file management, combining two printing mechanisms in one device to switch between different label types or widths without constantly changing rolls. It uses direct thermal printing technology, eliminating ink or toner and reducing maintenance costs, while ensuring sharp, clean printing of text, barcodes and graphics commonly used on shipping, identification or filing labels. Its USB connection allows easy integration with a computer, making it simple to manage designs and address databases through compatible Dymo software, optimising labelling for mail, folders, inventory or products. The presence of two roll compartments makes it possible to work continuously with different formats (for example, address labels and filing labels) without interruptions, increasing productivity in repetitive, medium-volume tasks. The compact black design fits discreetly into the workspace, while its stable electric operation offers a suitable print speed for offices that need frequent but controlled labelling, with up to three lines of text per label depending on the format used. Thanks to its combination of thermal printing, dual roll and USB connectivity, the Dymo LabelWriter™ 450 TwinTurbo stands out as an efficient, reliable solution for professional, well-organised everyday labelling.

• Type of plug: Plug EU
• Type: Manual Labelling Machine
• Power supply:
  • CA current
  • Electric Network
• Characteristics: USB Connection
• Colour: Black
• Connections: USB
• Quantity: 3
• Technology: Thermal

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