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Epson LW-400

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Brand Epson 2010
Model C51CB70010
Released Year 2010
Type Printers
Series Labelworks
Printing Technology Thermal Transfer
Status Discontinued
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Overview

The Epson LW-400 is a handheld label printer designed for efficient on-the-go labeling solutions in office environments. It uses a built-in QWERTY keyboard to input text, supporting multiple fonts, symbols, and frame styles. The device prints using a thermal transfer method on laminated tapes, enhancing label durability with water, fade, and abrasion resistance. It supports tape widths ranging from 6mm to 12mm, allowing versatile label sizes. The device features a graphic LCD screen for easy previewing and editing before printing. Its compact and lightweight design makes it portable for various labeling tasks.

Specifications

MPN C51CB70010
UPC 0010343885349
Model LW-400
Technology Dot Matrix
Output Type Black & White
Type Label Printer
Extend Printer Technology Dot Matrix
Max Resolution (Bw) 180DPI
Black Print Speed 6mm/Sec
Product Line Epson Labelworks
Printing Technology Thermal Transfer
Tape Width 6mm, 9mm, 12mm
Print Resolution 180 dpi
Fonts Multiple built-in fonts
Symbols and Frames Yes, multiple options
Display Monochrome graphic LCD
Power Source 6 x AA batteries
Connectivity None (standalone device)
Dimensions 198 x 82 x 61 mm
Weight Approx. 490 grams (without batteries)
Label Durability Water, fade, abrasion-resistant laminated labels
Included Accessories Tape cartridge, instruction manual

Key Advantages

The LW-400 provides excellent print quality with sharp and clear labels using thermal transfer technology. Its broad tape compatibility allows users to choose from various colors and widths. The user-friendly keyboard and display screen make label creation intuitive and easy. The handheld design offers portability and convenience, perfect for quick labeling jobs. Strong laminated tapes enhance label longevity across different environmental conditions. The wide array of built-in symbols and fonts adds customization options for professional labeling.

Limitations

The LW-400 has limited connectivity options, lacking wireless or USB interfaces. Printing speed may be slower compared to modern label printers. Its monochrome LCD screen offers limited preview capabilities versus color displays found on newer models. Tape cartridges are proprietary, restricting replacement options and potentially increasing operational cost. The device is designed primarily for small to medium labeling tasks, not suited for high-volume industrial use. Battery life depends on AA batteries, which require frequent replacement or recharge for intensive use.

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