Epson LabelWorks LW-C410PX Review
Designed for home use, the Epson LabelWorks LW-C410PX label maker works with a wide variety of ribbon and tapes, but connects only by Bluetooth, is battery-powered only, and lacks support for Macs.
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Designed for home use, the Epson LabelWorks LW-C410PX label maker works with a wide variety of ribbon and tapes, but connects only by Bluetooth, is battery-powered only, and lacks support for Macs.
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The Epson LabelWorks LW-PX800 can connect to a single PC, a network, or an Android or iOS mobile device, and it prints on a wide variety of label stock at widths up to 36mm (1.42 inches).
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Working as a handheld printer or connected to a Windows PC, Epson's rugged, able LabelWorks LW-PX900 creates plastic, vinyl, fluorescent, reflective, and cable labels up to 36mm (1.42 inches) wide to meet most industrial labeling needs.