EpsonLabelWorks 300 Portable Label Maker with 2 Label Cartridges
R599
About
Versatile, easy-to-use electronic labelling system with built-in keyboard and a range of labels to suit most office labelling requirements.
Easy to use
With its ergonomic buttons, integrated keyboard and high-quality LCD screen, the LW-300 is simple to use. Dedicated buttons give quick access to cutting and printing functions, while an internal memory allows you to save and recall your favourite 30 label designs at any time. The amount of tape remaining can be checked at any time using the dedicated window.
Versatile
Fitting easily onto your desktop, the LW-300 can be used with the included AC adaptor, or loaded with batteries for label printing on the go. It prints up to two lines and offers excellent versatility with 14 font types, 5 character sizes, 457 symbols, 87 borders and 10 styles, including bold, italic, outline and shadow.
Flexible tape options
Epson’s wide selection of tapes in 6, 9 and 12mm sizes cover virtually every office labelling need. The range includes standard, black, transparent and writable matte paper labels, a variety of colours including fluorescent and pastel, and two adhesive strengths. All Epson labels are durable, resisting water and withstanding hot and cold conditions.
Economical
The LW-300 minimises label margins, meaning you get more labels per tape, and Epson’s 9-metre label tape offers economical refills. Two four-metre label tapes are included to get you started.
Product Features
- Dedicated buttons - For cutting and printing
- Flexible formatting - Choice of fonts, styles and borders
- Choice of tapes - Supports 6, 9 and 12mm labels
- Minimal margins - Mean more labels per tape
- Includes 2x 4m Cartridges - For printing from the get-go!
- Save and recall your favourite 30 label designs at any time
- 36 months carry-in warranty
Box Contents
- Main unit
- User manual
- AC Adaptor
- 2 x 4m Tapes
- Quick Memo Guide
- Supplies Catalogue
- Warranty Documents
Product Specifications
Check out the Epson website for a full list of product specifications
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