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So once you're using labels in your Amazon business, you'll need a way to print those labels. There's always the option to use 30-up address labels in a regular laser printer for your FNSKU labels. And you can use half-sheet labels for FBA shipping labels.
But, for various reasons that we'll talk about later, you may want to upgrade to a thermal label printer for your business. I bought a thermal printer right away in my business and I still own that same one 9 years later! A dedicated label printer actually makes my list of must-have shipping supplies.
Thermal label printers are small printers that sit on your desk next to your computer. Unlike a regular laser printer, they don't print sheets of multiple labels. Instead, they print off one label at a time from a roll of labels.
When you buy a thermal printer, you never have to worry about replacing any ink, toner, or cartridges. As long as you have labels in the machine, you're good to print! The savings can really add up over time.
Because there aren't parts to replace, they're generally very simple to use. Don't expect lots of buttons or settings on your thermal printer. Once you install the drivers and get it set up for the first time, they're very low maintenance.
With simplicity comes a long lifespan. There just aren't a lot of components that can break down. I've actually had my Dymo thermal printer since the beginning of my selling career. They don't even sell the model that I own anymore, but it still works!
This is the big one for Amazon FBA sellers. Without a thermal printer, you have to use a sheet of address labels to print the FNSKU labels that go on your inventory. If you don't have many items to label, you end up with partial sheets of labels left over. This creates waste and increases your cost.
Here's the part that trips some sellers up: thermal printers won't work natively within Amazon Seller Central. So if that's where you print your labels, you will need to download a Chrome extension to make things work. You can also use a thermal printer easily if you list in Inventory Lab.
Once you're logged in to Inventory Lab, simply follow their detailed instructions for setting up all of the popular thermal printers. After that, you can set your labels to print as you list. Or you can change the settings and only print labels after you've finished listing.
There are a lot of thermal printers available online and at office supply stores. But certain brands and models work best for Amazon sellers. I'm going to give you a few of my favorite options that are popular among FBA sellers.
The list price of the Dymo 450 is around $149, but you can always get it for way less on Amazon. It's usually less than $80 (it's $76.50 the day I'm writing this). That's a great price for a high quality thermal printer that will last for years.
Dymo sells their own brand of labels that you can put in this printer, but there are plenty of generics on the market as well. I buy generic brands to save money. For FNSKU labels, you'll want the 30252 or 30334 sized labels.
If you want a printer that does both FNSKU labels and shipping labels, I recommend the Rollo. It costs more than the Dymo, but it can print every label type you need (and it prints them lightning fast!).
Zebra is a big name in thermal printers, but I've never personally used one. I wouldn't usually comment on a printer I haven't used, but I just learned about a way that you can try to get a Zebra printer for free.
Don't expect a Rollo-quality printer to show up at your door! I believe that UPS will send you a Zebra LP2844 which is an older model. But it does work with Inventory Lab and the Label Resizer extension. Plus, you should be able to fit both 4×6 and smaller FNSKU labels in the Zebra.
So I want to hear about your favorite label printers. Am I the only one obsessed with the Rollo right now? Or maybe you've had luck requesting the free Zebra printer from UPS? I'd love to hear any success stories in the comments!
1 Mopria Print Service is pre-installed as a System tool on Amazon Kindle Fire tablets and does not require an app installation to print. 2 Requires device and printer to be on the same wireless network.
A desktop Label Printer will save you time, and we all know that Time is Money! Whether you need to print Amazon FNSKU labels, Package mailing labels, Internet postage, or a combination of all 3, there is a desktop label printer that is right for the job.
The Dymo 400 series of printers have been retired. Dymo 500 series printers do not work with non-Dymo branded labels. Although pricey, Dymo 400 series printers will work with non-Dymo branded labels, making them a cost effective alternative to other thermal FNSKU label printers.
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A printer is another essential, and will normally cost you between £100 and £300. The printer itself isn't that expensive. It's the ink costs that sting. That is unless you get an unlimited printing card from Epson.
You can take total control of your ink costs by buying an Epson EcoTank printer with an Unlimited Printing Card. Register your card within 14 days of purchase, and you can print as many pages as you like for two years. Simply contact Epson for more ink when it's needed and it will be posted to you.
You can now pick up the Epson EcoTank ET-2710B(Opens in a new tab) printer for £139.99 on Amazon(Opens in a new tab). This is down by 48% on list price, and includes a two-year unlimited printing card. This deal is only available until midnight on March 9, so you'll need to act fast to secure this price.
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