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Meet the Epson LabelWorks LW-400, a powerful new label maker that turns organizing into an art. Featuring a backlit display, it helps you make labels anywhere, anytime. Choose from a huge range of symbols, frames, fonts, barcodes and tapes in a variety of styles, sizes and colors. The LW-400 is both easy to use and efficient (dramatically smaller margins mean up to 60% less label waste). The LW-400 is an office powerhouse. With amazing versatility and a large, built-in memory, it stores up to 50 files, so you can save those commonly used labels. Use it for barcodes, A/V and computer wiring and just about anything else. Or, use it around the house. In any case, the LW-400 will transform how you organize and give you a new outlet for your imagination.

Model: C51CB70010

• Ideal for your labeling needs — prints labels up to ~¾" (18 mm) wide


• Backlit display — type and print labels in low lighting conditions


• Amazing variety — 14 fonts, 10 styles, 300+ built-in symbols, over 75 frames, bar codes and more


• Less waste — smaller lead margin compared to other brands, for up to 60% less lead margin waste


• Large built-in memory — store up to 50 self-created label designs
  Prints up to four lines of text — more space for you to add specialty frames or symbols to enhance your design


• Specialty print modes — a variety of flag, tab and wrap style labels — ideal for cables, wiring and more


• Easy to apply — automatically printed with a split back for easy and fast peeling


• Asset tagging — easily print barcodes for products and merchandise


• Whisper quiet — prints labels without distracting those around you


• Supports seven languages — set to the language of your choice


• Specialty labels — double-sided tab tapes, glow-in-the-dark, reflective, metallic, strong adhesive, fluorescent and decorative tapes for everyday use in the home or office


• Easy-to-use safety symbols and frames — perfect for labeling hazardous materials; use the glow-in-the-dark tape to help light the way in the dark

For more info + pics: www.epson.com

Donated by Tod & Karen Yamamoto