Re: Thermal label maker

> Would  anyone recommend a reasonable thermal printing label  machine?
> 
> Al, I have labeled my daffodil plantings for many years by using my  database 
> to do a mail merge in Word to print on clear Avery labels. I then apply  the 
> labels to the zinc-plate on wire legs labels I buy from Eon Industries. I  
> print them on a regular laser printer and they've lasted for years. The ones  
> that face east and catch the rising sun seem to be the shortest-lived, but even  
> those still 5+ years.

Hi everyone,

   I agree with Bill, but take it one step further.  Avery also makes special
   'weatherproof' nylon labels, so I use those instead.  I also use the
   labels from the Paw Paw Everlast Label Company, but they're pretty much
   the same thing.

   I've had labels printed for 6+ years in zone 5a along a driveway.  They've
   been kicked, snowblown, and get lots of sun in the summer months, yet
   they haven't faded in the least.

Chris

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