in the instruction book canon p23-dhv the diameter of tape 3/38 max if the length of tape in add is150 ft would that mean that the diameter is 3/38 or less
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The diameter of the spool the roll is on is 3/8 inch, as the other answer indicates, the roll with tape is 2 3/4".
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Inside diameter if the roll is 3" - the same as the Scotch rolls, I think. I'm using this tape with a Scotch/3M H-122 dispenser, and it fits perfectly. I am really satisfied with this tape and think it's an excellent buy.
1427637
Don't recommend this brand, last 4 job I did with it had to be redone as LEDs when bad, as for length, think max run of tape is 16.6 feet, if longer you will need to power up from 2 different spots, like at each end
1456203
The tape measure starts at 1 3/4" to account for the curved portion of the tape housing that is included when taking measurement.
51072
the diameter is 3.5 inches, but I would go with the caliper reading from John. I took a tape measure which probably isn't as precise.
1040372
2 1/16" tape works best. It leaves a small margin on each side so the tape can be pulled through cleanly. This is a great tool. It works really well and saves time.
1768568
No. 3M tape is used and it works just great (they even include more tape). Easy to install--I would recommend it.
1247112
I believe the "3M" means that the tape is 3 mwtera long, and 2mm wide. Not sure if I understand your question
551934
Yes, 3/8" is the correct tape size. I checked the box to see if there was additional information, but no. The box of 10 embossing tapes says each tape measures 3/8" x 9.8'. Susie B
678705
I doubt about PAR 38 due to width...Par30? doubtful but depends on shape but a par 20 would for sure.
1903421
Mine is a 3/8" unit. Retrospectively, If I were buying now, after using this one for a month, I'D go with a more expensive unit! Old Adage, "you get what you pay for" is true, in this instance. It did not work well, from fist day. Does not go forward, just keeps printing over same letter, unless you are "dexterous " enough to reach the tape and pull it along as you print. Cutter is not good, wastes a lot of tape. Strongly recommend a different model. NO STARS
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The tape is only 1/2" wide. Different size fonts are available on the Dymo gun, but are limited by the size of the tape. It is a very handy device for labeling small things like wiring, plugs or memory sticks, but u cannot stencil, say, an office door or a road sign. Not sure what u want, but I love mine.
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The sensor size is four thirds (4/3). This is a little smaller then the APS size and much larger the One Inch size. Techradar explains sensor sizes at this link: http://www.techradar.com/us/news/photography-video-capture/cameras/sensor-size-explained-1042035
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I measured the tape roll that is on mine (it is 3M) it is 2" wide (tape part) the opening is 3" wide. I'm pretty sure that most shipping tapes are around this size. I don't see why you couldn't use a different brand tape.
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Not sure I understand your question. This dispenser uses tape that is 2" wide (e.g., 2" wide, 60 yards long), but the roll (hole) diameter to fit onto the unit is 3". You can't put a smaller or larger diameter tape roll on; you could in theory put tape not as wide (because you can tension the roll holder on the dispenser to hold the stuff anywhere along the cutter you wanted. In contrast I guess you could even put wider tape on... but you would only cut two inches with the cutter and the rest would have to be ripped by you [probably doable as the tape will tear once it's reinforced edges are broken]. Hope this helps (and I standby my eval: this is a great 'gun') Not sure I understand your question. This dispenser uses tape that is 2" wide (e.g., 2" wide, 60 yards long), but the roll (hole) diameter to fit onto the unit is 3". You can't put a smaller or larger diameter tape roll on; you could in theory put tape not as wide (because you can tension the roll holder on the dispenser to hold the stuff anywhere along the cutter you wanted. In contrast I guess you could even put wider tape on... but you would only cut two inches with the cutter and the rest would have to be ripped by you [probably doable as the tape will tear once it's... » Read More Not sure I understand your question. This dispenser uses tape that is 2" wide (e.g., 2" wide, 60 yards long), but the roll (hole) diameter to fit onto the unit is 3". You can't put a smaller or larger diameter tape roll on; you could in theory put tape not as wide (because you can tension the roll holder on the dispenser to hold the stuff anywhere along the cutter you wanted. In contrast I guess you could even put wider tape on... but you would only cut two inches with the cutter and the rest would have to be ripped by you [probably doable as the tape will tear once it's reinforced edges are broken]. Hope this helps (and I standby my eval: this is a great 'gun') « Show Less
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Barry, I do not have measuring tape, but the diameter is almost the same as a U.S 25 cent quarter. Hopefully it helps.
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On my casettes it says Hi 8 and that is on 3 different brands. If Hi 8 and 8mm are the same I would say yes. I have had my camcorder for a while and I am starting to recall one time when I bought some tapes and I think,(not sure at this time) they could have been 8 mm, which would not work as the cassette is a different size. I just know I use the Hi 8.