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Dymo LabelManager 160 Portable Label Maker
Original price was: KSh 9,800.00.KSh 7,800.00Current price is: KSh 7,800.00. ex VAT
Dymo LabelManager 160 Portable Label Maker
| Type | Portable label maker |
| Keyboard | QWERTY |
| Tape | D1 cassettes |
| Power | Battery |
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Warranty 1 year
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Description
LabelManager 160 Handheld
The Dymo LabelManager 160 prints adhesive labels from a compact handheld unit built for field and rack work. The QWERTY keyboard supports direct text entry without a connected PC. Technicians label patch cables, outlet strips, and rack positions during installation or audit cycles. The portable form factor fits a tool bag alongside cable testers and crimp tools.
Print single-line and multi-line labels for asset tracking in wiring closets and server rooms. Built-in label formats cover common cable marking widths used in network deployments. Preview text on the display before committing tape to reduce waste during bulk labeling sessions. Replace D1 label cassettes when the supply runs low to maintain print quality on adhesive stock.
IT teams standardise on handheld label makers to keep naming conventions consistent across sites. Short print cycles mean a technician can mark an entire patch panel row without returning to a desk printer. Store the unit with spare cassettes in a shared tool kit for break-fix response.
Define a site naming schema before printing so switch ports, VLANs, and destination hosts align with documentation templates. Use consistent prefix codes for floor, rack, and unit position to support automated inventory imports later. Print test labels on scrap tape before committing a full cassette during schema changes.
D1 tape cartridges slide into the compartment with a colour-coded latch that confirms correct seating before closing the cover. Select tape width based on cable diameter: narrow stock wraps small patch cords while wider stock suits power leads and trunk bundles. Indoor adhesive grades bond to PVC and LSZH jackets without peeling during normal rack temperature swings.
Key Features
- Built-In QWERTY Keyboard
Type labels directly on the device without a computer or mobile app connection. - Portable Handheld Design
Lightweight body suits rack-side labeling during cable installation and audits. - D1 Cassette Compatibility
- Accepts standard Dymo D1 label tape cartridges
- Multiple tape widths available for cable and panel marking
- On-Device Text Preview
Review label content on the display before printing to reduce tape waste. - Multi-Line Label Support
Print stacked text lines for detailed asset IDs and port descriptions.
Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | LabelManager 160 |
| Brand | Dymo |
| Type | Portable label maker |
| Keyboard | QWERTY |
| Tape System | D1 cassettes |
| Display | On-device preview screen |
| Power | Battery operated |
| Application | Cable and asset labeling |
What’s in the Box
- LabelManager 160 handheld label maker
- Starter label cassette
- Batteries
- User documentation
Why Choose LabelManager 160
- Handheld form factor enables labeling at the rack without a desk printer setup.
- QWERTY keyboard supports fast text entry for cable and port identification tasks.
- D1 cassette system offers multiple tape widths for varied marking requirements.
- Compact unit stores in a shared IT tool kit for site visits and maintenance windows.
Chris Murithi (verified owner) –
We label bins and cables with the Dymo 160 in the store room. QWERTY keyboard is easy for staff who are not tech-savvy. Portable size means it goes where the work is.
Zainab Mohammed (verified owner) –
LabelManager 160 is small but prints clear shelf tags. Battery lasts ages.
Esther Wangari (verified owner) –
Bought for filing cabinets and stationery cupboards. Text comes out sharp and the cutter is built in. Simple gadget that saves arguments about whose folder is whose.