DuraLabel Label Printer & DuraLabel Supplies

We carry both the DuraLabel 4TTP and the Brady MiniMark. Let's compare the label printing capabilities of the two machines. We'll do this by comparing the supplies available for each machine. If you don't have the supplies, you can't make the labels you need.

You'll see that in a direct comparison the DuraLabel leaves the Brady MiniMark far behind.

	DuraLabel 4TTP	Brady MiniMark
Print Quality (Resolution)	300 dpi	203 dpi
Available Vinyl Tape Sizes	Six Widths (0.5", 1.0", 2.0", 2.5", 3.0" & 4.0")	Four Widths ( 1.125", 2.25", 3" & 4")
Vinyl Tape Thicknesses	3.2 mil & 2.0 mil	NA
Available Vinyl Tape Colors	Over 66 colors	12 colors
Length of Vinyl Tape Rolls*	150'	110'
Die Cut Labels	Yes	Yes
Shrink Tube Labels	Yes	No
Wire Wraps	Yes	No
RTK Labels	Yes	No
Arc Flash Labels	Yes	No
Phosphorescent Labels	Yes	No
Cold Storage (Low Temperature) Labels	Yes	No
Reflective Labels	Yes	No
Repositionable Vinyl	Yes	No
Oval Die Cut Labels	Yes	No
Multiple Color Labels (Orange, Red or Yellow Stripe)	Yes	No
*For standard indoor/outdoor grade vinyl. Other materials may have different roll lengths.

The Brady MiniMark is designed to be an entry level label printer, and as shown above that's exactly what it is. It's capabilities and supplies allow it to perform a few entry level types of labeling tasks. If you know what types of labeling you'll need for the next five or ten years, and they involve only basic labeling requirements, then an entry level machine like the Brady MiniMark may meet your requirements... and you can save a couple of hundred dollars on the cost of the machine.

If you need an labeler that's more than an entry level machine, and that can handle a much wider variety of labeling tasks for both your present and future labeling needs, then the DuraLabel 4TTP is the option to select.

More information about the DuraLabel 4TTP label printer.

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