what's the difference between Avery 5160 and 8160 labels?
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functionally, they are the same - the big difference between name brand (Avery) and 'generics' is the quality of the paper (mostly, how well it absorbs ink or smears), and the perforations and spaces between labels. Another difference is that sometimes the generics, being of worse quality, do not do well on large print jobs if your printer gets heated up at all... so instead of doing a print job with 20 sheets, you may have to do several smaller batches. It is inconvenient, but for my purposes, I'm willing to tolerate it. And, the labels are cheap enough that I don't really worry if I have to throw away a few sheets. functionally, they are the same - the big difference between name brand (Avery) and 'generics' is the quality of the paper (mostly, how well it absorbs ink or smears), and the perforations and spaces between labels. Another difference is that sometimes the generics, being of worse quality, do not do well on large print jobs if your printer gets heated up at all... so instead of doing a print job with 20 sheets, you may have to do several smaller batches. It is inconvenient, but for my purposes, I'm willing to tolerate it. And, the labels are cheap enough that I don't really worry if I have... » Read More functionally, they are the same - the big difference between name brand (Avery) and 'generics' is the quality of the paper (mostly, how well it absorbs ink or smears), and the perforations and spaces between labels. Another difference is that sometimes the generics, being of worse quality, do not do well on large print jobs if your printer gets heated up at all... so instead of doing a print job with 20 sheets, you may have to do several smaller batches. It is inconvenient, but for my purposes, I'm willing to tolerate it. And, the labels are cheap enough that I don't really worry if I have to throw away a few sheets. « Show Less
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There really isn't that much difference. My husband likes the 8160 labels and the price is better.
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5160 labels are to be used with a laser printer;8160 labels are to be used with an inkjet printer.
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Thanks for your quick answer. Maybe Avery has something design for this particular label.
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Googling for an answer shows that they are two different labels used to market the same item. http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/57617-3-difference-backlit-monitors
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I can't see a difference between 8150 and 8151, so my guess is that the 8151 is a very minor update. The 8165 does have side brushes.
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It does have label capabilities, using the Avery formats, but I don't know if it will open existing files. In most cases, I have "cut and pasted" existing files.
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Both the Dymo web page for the LabelManager 450D and this item are listed by the same SKU/part number: 18126
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BRTTZFX231 - Brother TZ Flexible Tape Cartridge for P-Touch LabelersYou want the label tape that says flexible. The others are quite stiff and might work itself off over time. I use the 1/2 inch flexible black on white. TZFX231
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I agree with kdg. I only used these labels for black boxes, but they aren't any thicker than other Avery labels. If you can see through a different type of Avery label, you'll see through these.
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uses 1/4-inch, 3/8-inch and 1/2-inch DYMO D1 labels That's from the product description.
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I love the labels but they will leave a bit of a residue and some of the paper tag depending on the material. The Avery clear labels are a little more money but they do not leave paper behind and most of the time they do not leave residue. I have had a few leave residue becasue the plastic they were on got hot and when it cooled the adhesive stuck to the plastic. Under normal storage conditions there was no sticky issues.
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Interesting question. In Page Setup, I don't see Avery labels listed. Searching Help, the answer for Labels said to go to Format, Labels, Create. But I don't see Labels listed under Format. This is a great WordPerfect but I don't know what I'll do about labels.
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I'm sorry but I don't know. I think it is more about the program you have for printing than the lables themselves. I actually haven't used them yet. I bought them because the Gallery I am in uses them.sorry I could'nt be of further help.
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I really don't know. I suggest u go onto Brother site. They should have that info for each type of label they make.
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I use Brother's label maker (they are adhesive on one side) on these and then they last forever if I want them to. If I want to put on a different label I just put the new one over the old one. It's the only system that has worked for me.
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I really did not notice and have used a number of them. But I considered it a bargain compared to the Avery labels.
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Yes, and I find it is easier to use that Microsoft Word. Select Format, then select Labels, and a long list of Avery labels appears for you to choose from.
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These answers appear to be addressed to ink usage on the 800. What about the 810?