18444 (3-pack)

I was a little hesitant to order these, because there are a few reviews complaining about quality of the labels, but there are also a number praising them, and at this price it's worth the risk. Long story short, the labels are just fine. I'm attaching a picture of this label vs OEM label (OEM label is on the right). I'd say they're almost identical, with a slight different in finish (OEM is slightly less shiny), but you can't even see that from the photos. Will definitely stick to these from now on.

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I use these labels with no issues… for audio cables , power cables , DMX cables etc. , audio equipment and accessories such as DI boxes , mic stands etc. the concept in my case is to quickly identify the cable or accessory for when times to install or tear down. Can help to avoid confusion with others people cables / accessories. Might be helpful for those colleagues , musicians etc.. that might forget what not belongs to them or forget that they did not bring theirs and prefer ( look for opportunities) to pick that one not labeled that is very similar of what they still have at home 😳☺️. Also .. labeled cables , cases etc. it say much about you “ organization skills “ and SAVE money through inventory control and accountability. Thank you

Other than the OE labeling on the cassettes it seems to be identical to the OE media, I have not used theall of adhesive tags but Nylon and the shrink tube ( white ) prints cleanly, I can't speak for shrinkage.over all they seem to be good value, worth a try, I can't say at this point if I would recommend them butMy initial impressions are positive. They are not expensive to at least try,The Dymo machine that they are for is very good the OE media is ( shrink tube ) is quite expensive.

This product will not separate from the backing, as you can see in the pictures the backing tears in little pieces leaving you with an unusable label. It works fine in the Dymo label maker, but it is impossible to use because you cannot remove the paper from the label itself. Oh and by the way, if you are a business like we are, please know that they will give you a return code and even if you have UPS pick up every day you still have to take it to a UPS store to return.

We use these to label jumper cables to label face plates and To label patch panels The one thing you'd recommend is make sure you got everything right Expresly when you label patch panels because these things stick and once they're on their very Tough To get off

Using the 3/4" version of these labels in my Dymo Rhino 4200. The print quality is good and the adhesive on the tape seems strong. The problem is the backing paper. Good luck getting it off.The backing paper is is not split down the middle, which would be optimal. The backing paper does have a split/seam, but it's an odd one. The split is about 1/16" from one edge and the backing paper is impossible to remove with just your finger nail. The only way I was able to get the backing paper off was to use a box cutter with a sharp blade to pick at the narrow 1/16" strip until I could peel it off, then do the same for the rest of the backing paper. This is a real time sink when making multiple labels.I used this tape to relabel my main electrical panel and sub panels. 42 labels in total and I had to spend about 30 seconds for each label, peeling off the backing paper. Doesn't sound like a lot of time, but it sure got tiring after about the 10th label.One of the main draws for a label printer is the ability to just print a label and immediately slap it on something, no muss or fuss. These labels are a pain to use, but I guess if they stick well and don't fade over time the effort will have been worth it.

Perfect fit for my label maker but the first run is a bit weak on boldness transfer. if it improves, I will change my print quality rating.