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AC adaptor for 260P, 280, 360D and 420P Label Manager printers - Genuine manufacturer product, designed for DYMO - Converts your DYMO printer to AC - Replacement plug-in adaptor or extra for home or office - Lightweight and easy to use
Customise labels with barcodes, logos and graphics on your computer through PC or Mac connection - Print barcodes: UPC-E, Code 39, Code 128, EAN 13, EAN 8, UPC-A - See font effects on screen before you print with a large, 4-line, backlit graphical display
Shop the Dymo Labelwriter 5XL, the ultimate desktop label printer for efficient shipping. Perfect for any office - fast, reliable & easy to use. Get yours now!
LogiLink PA0186 Power Plug Adapter is a compact and versatile travel accessory. This white adapter set accommodates 100+ countries, providing a solution to stay connected while on the go.
Datalogic 12V AC/DC power adapter designed for indoor use in black color. Provides power to various Datalogic devices, including scanners and terminals. Excludes power cord.
Charger and stand with 2 USB ports to charge one tablet or two smartphones, for home or office use Compatible with smartphone and tablets, simultaneous charging of up to two mobile devices, charges any USB powered device Quick charging, equ
Zebra P1063406-030 Input Voltage: 12-24 Power Supply Type: Car - Use: Portable printer - Current Power Types: DC1-/RW, CD-R/RW, MP3 DC2 Product Color in cm: Black
USAGE: For compatible Brother label printers - FEATURES: 3-Pin UK electrical plug and power supply cable - DESIGNED: Specifically for use with P-touch printers - HIGH QUALITY: Brother genuine AC power adapter - SUITABLE WITH BROTHER PRINTERS: PT-D450VP, P
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