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DYMO LabelManager 160P Handheld Label Maker
The DYMO LabelManager 160P is a handheld label maker for organising files, shelves and everyday equipment. Its QWERTY keyboard lets you type directly on the unit without connecting a computer.
Useful features
At a glanceStandalone label design
Standalone label design
QWERTY keyboard
QWERTY keyboard
LCD label preview
LCD label preview
D1 tapes up to 12 mm
D1 tapes up to 12 mm
Manual cutter
Manual cutter
One-touch formatting keys
One-touch formatting keys
The useful features
- Standalone label design
- QWERTY keyboard
- LCD label preview
- D1 tapes up to 12 mm
- Manual cutter
- One-touch formatting keys
The useful details
Know what
you’re getting.
The DYMO LabelManager 160P is a handheld label maker for organising files, shelves and everyday equipment. Its QWERTY keyboard lets you type directly on the unit without connecting a computer.
Preview the label on the LCD and use the formatting keys to adjust the text before printing. A manual cutter separates each finished label from the continuous tape.
This model accepts DYMO D1 tape in 6, 9 and 12 mm widths. It requires six AAA alkaline batteries or a compatible optional power adapter, purchased separately; a D1 starter cassette is supplied.
A closer look
Specifications.
The details that matter.
Specifications
What’s in the box
LabelManager 160, D1 starter cassette and quick start guide. Batteries and the optional AC adapter are separate purchases.
Compatibility
Use D1 cassettes in this model’s supported widths. LetraTag cassettes and LabelWriter rolls do not fit. Labels are entered on the machine; computer connectivity is not provided.
Using the labeller
Set the installed tape width, enter text and preview before printing. Print up to two lines on 9 or 12 mm D1 tape, or one line on 6 mm tape.
Power and batteries
Use six matching AAA alkaline cells or the specified optional DYMO adapter. Do not mix old and new cells or different battery types.
Care and label use
Use the guide’s print-head and cutter cleaning procedure when changing cassettes. The cutter is sharp; keep fingers clear. Match the tape material and adhesive to the surface, and test delicate surfaces before applying labels.