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Casio KL-780 EZ Label Printer |
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ListPrice: $29.99 Price: $24.00 You Save: $5.99 (20%)as of 09/02/2010 18:42 EDT
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Battery Description: 6 AAA
Binding: Office Product
Brand: Casio
Color: STEEL GRAY
EAN: 0079767163716
Item Dimensions: 250145001100
Label: #N/A!
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: #N/A!
Model: KL780
MPN: KL-780
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: #N/A!
Studio: #N/A!
Features:- Features a large 10-digit by 2-line display and the ability to print on four tape sizes: 18mm, 12mm, 9mm, 6mm.
- Includes one built-in sans serif font and 24 character sizes.
- Prints four character effects: normal, outline, shadow and raised.
- Comes with 9mm starter tape.
- Sold by the EA
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Reviews:
Product Description:
Casio Label Printers are perfect for labeling books, file folders, equipment, wires and just about everything else! Uses tapes sizes of 6, 9, 12 and 18mm.
Main FeaturesManufacturer: Casio Computer Co., LtdManufacturer Part Number: KL-780Manufacturer Website Address: www.casio.comProduct Type: Label PrinterPrint Color: MonochromePrint Technology: Thermal TransferPrint Speed: 6.67 mm/sec MonochromePrint Resolution: 200 dpi Media Type: LabelMedia Size: 0.24", 0.35", 0.47", 0.71", Roll - 0.71"Dimensions: 8.54" Height x 7.09" Width x 2.03" DepthWeight: 1.06 lb Standard Warranty: 1 Year(s) Limited
Amazon.com:
The Casio KL-780 allows you to easily organized files, label equipment or office supplies, or print barcode labels for retail applications. The QWERTY typewriter keyboard supplies easy access to three type styles and effects. 24 font sizes, 217 characters and symbols, and four tape sizes allow you to easily adjust the final product to precisely suit your labeling needs. Barcodes are available in either EAN 8 or EAN 13 styles.
The thermal transfer print process provides 200 dpi characters on your label tape and the convenient 10-digit, two-line LCD screen allows you to double-check your text before you print. The KL-780 has a 95-character memory and offers mirror printing. It is powered by six AA batteries (not included) or an optional adapter (available separately). Casio provides a one-year warranty covering parts and service.
What's in the Box:
KL-780, one 9mm starter tape, printed user's guide, warranty card
Average Rating: 
Overall, I'm satisfied with this label maker. You can purchase different tapes for this machine giving you a variety of print and background colors. I was disappointed with the program to adjust print density. Other reviewers have reported the same problem. No matter where you set the print density the lettering remains rather dense.
Rating:  -
I have a Casio label maker for the office and like how they build their stuff and so bought this one for home use. After using the printer for about one week it consistently started failing. The label gets caught up as it is printing and feeds back into the unit. When it does this, the tape often wraps around the feeding mechanism and requires opening of the top and removal of the entire tape cartridge. This happened about 25% of the time with different label cartridges. I am returning it and ... Read More
Rating:  -
Cheap and effective. It came with everything I needed to start labeling. Extra tapes are cheap and available at most office supply stores.
Rating:  -
The earlier version of this label printer (KL-750) would allow you to print two lines on 9mm tape. This "upgrade" apparently does not. The 750 would automatically reduce the font size when you pressed the carriage return. I can't believe Casio would take away functionality like that. It can print two lines, but only on 12mm tape.
At least the number of batteries required is down from 8 to 6 (AA), but the price of the adapter is absurd.
Also, the space between labels is more ... Read More
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I've used a couple inexpensive label machines - and like this one by far. Full keyboard, pretty common sense function.
I was just shocked at the cartridge replacement price - $30 to $37 for two cartridges ($15/ea!!).
The review mentioning wasted tape (machines print a lot of blank tape to go with each label) is right on - but haven't found any that don't!
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