DYMO LabelManager Label Maker Compatible Standard D1 Labeling Tape - Black Print on Blue Tape, 1/2'' W x 23' L, 1 Cartridge (45016)

Chris Allshouse: Number one in labeling tape n machines

United States on Sep 28, 2023

RhondaAnneMcMahon: We love our label maker and this is very important to have to go with the label maker! The adhesive sticks and works great!

United States on Jan 05, 2023

Hugh Byrnes: Good Colour of black text on light blue film.
Perfect for home filing of boring documents etc.
Buy the genuine dymo labels, you will always get quality.

Canada on Apr 25, 2022

Sara D.: I really like the results. I didn't find it difficult to switch cartridges at all and so far all the labels made are staying put like they should.

Canada on Apr 01, 2022

Patricia Desjardins: Très bonne qualité. Fonctionne parfaitement.

Canada on Dec 25, 2020

PHIL54: C'est cher mais efficace
Remarque toutefois : la photo montre une boîte qui forcément contient plusieurs cartouches.
Et dans le descriptif il est indiqué quantité : 8
Forcément une erreur, c'est bien dommage vu le prix de ces consommables...

France on Sep 18, 2020

Jim W by Inglewood Hill: The Labeling Tape is Ok. I found a need for a few different widths. It is amazing how much this makes a difference.
The biggest benefit I have with Dymo's tape is that it has printed clearly and consistently - as long as my batteries are in good condition. Weak batteries = poor lettering quality.
The biggest drawbacks that I have are 1. the spools are so short (23-feet), 2. the backing is a bit challenging to get peeled if you have short finger nails, and 3. the official Dymo brand 1/4" width is actually quite expensive. I found a DYMO competitor's tape with a number A43613 to be up to 1/3rd the price. I will be ordering some soon and hope the quality is at least comparable.

So why does 23-feet seem short to me? A lot of my labels are 2-3 inches in length, but the label is printed with blank space before and after the printed content so they turn out to be 4-5 inches long. That means I get 2-3 labels per foot on average. So if I use 2 1/2 labels per foot that means I get 57-58 labels per cartridge at cost of ~20 cents each. Since I never know the exact printed length of the labels, sometimes I find myself printing two of them, or even three, to find the right font...

United States on Feb 26, 2018

Raymond B.: Ordered along with LabelManager 160 - works great - labels look very smart - would recommend

Canada on Aug 12, 2017

SFO Bro: These are great, the cartridges appear to be well made, it's actually a pretty complicated little pack.
I use mostly the black on yellow, like this one, due to the contrast. Mostly I use that for labeling
DVDs that are now going back into cases again. (I threw hundreds of the old ones away because I was
driving across country and had zero need to transport all of that. Lots of people throw the entire case and
liner away and put these in those carry all disc bags. I really like having them on the shelf, with the title out,
displayed individually. I've also used red on white, good stuff too. Along with black on blue, I used that for my
blu rays. I'm guessing that it's my relatively new printer that I may have bonked on the side one time, but
occasionally these cartridges will begin printing and then the tape gets stuck as it is feeding and it just gets
jammed in there and won't print. You have to open the machine, force out the cart, and then waste several inches of tape
to get it re-aligned, I guess. I don't think I can blame the carts for that.

United States on Jan 08, 2016

Judy L.: So how much can you say about label tapes? The either work or they don't. These labels work very well for my Dymo label maker. I got the label maker and the tapes primarily to label containers that I freeze food in. Prior to this, I was using masking tape. The masking tape worked, but it always left residue that I had to scrape off. These labels stick to the container, but are easily removed without leaving any residue. I also like using the label maker for this task because I can set up a label and print up to 10 at a time. This is so much easier than manually writing on masking tape for the number of labels that I need. I also like that the backing on the labels is easy to remove. The backing is split so that you remove half at a time. This is also so much easier than the old embossed label makers that may or may not leave the little tab to pull off the backing.

United States on Oct 24, 2015