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home | DuraLabel 2000 | DuraLabel 2000 Supplies | DuraLabel 2000 Ribbons
DuraLabel 2000 PLUS Ribbons
The DuraLabel 2000 PLUS is a handheld labeler with big ambitions.
It yields high quality prints at a fast clip. It prints 100 labels in a single charge. It provides a 2.62" x 1.31" viewable LCD screen that allows for quick navigation. And thanks to its dual-head print technology it stays cool and won't shut down due to overheating.
The DuraLabel 2000 PLUS is a battery operated portable labeling system that gives you the flexibility to print labels wherever they're needed. Use the 2000 PLUS to mark panel labels, 5S labels, safety labels, valve tags, identification labels or any type of general application labels.
You can make industrial quality labels using ½", 1" and 2" wide premium vinyl tapes in eight colors and print ribbons in six colors.
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Produce the highest quality industrial grade labels and signs with high performing premium ribbons.
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