Label printer recommendation?

[heath]

I've gotten fed up with my label printer, a Brother P-Touch Edge.  It wastes so much paper, I find it impossible to print a row of labels for a patch panel (putting in any more than 2 ports gives a "Text Limit!" error).  It's an exercise in frustration.

Surely there's a label printer that works for us?  Easy to print a row of labels for a patch panel, switch to a label for a faceplate, and back again without adjusting a ton of options to make the text fit right?  Any recommendations?

[deanwebb]

Look up the Dymo Rhino and see if that product checks off your boxes. Those things are for industrial applications, should be up to the task.

[SimonV]

I have two different ones.

The Brady BMP 21-PLUS which I use mainly for cable wraps on important links.



https://www.bradyid.com/en-us/product/bmp21-plus

The device itself was super cheap compared to the Panduit LS8 I used to use, but the labels are similarly priced.

If you can afford it, do check out that Panduit device.



http://www1.panduit.com/en/products-and-services/products/identification/printers/handheld-printers/ls8els8eq-printers

For standard device labeling, I also have a P-Touch PT-E110VP but that's what you have now :-)

[mmcgurty]

Dymo Rhino 6000 user here.  I highly recommend this one.  It has put up with a lot of wear and tear and print good labels.