Avery CD/DVD Label Applicator ( 5699 )

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Avery CD Label Applicator is an easy-to-use applicator for applying CD/DVD labels. It centers label perfectly every time. Avery CD Label Applicator conveniently fits on top of desk or in a desk drawer.
Product Details
  • Feature:
  • Customize your CDs/DVDs for easy identification and organization or add eye-catching graphics.
  • Labels can be applied with the Avery CD applicator.
  • SOLD BY THE EA
  • BatteriesIncluded: 0
  • Binding: Office Product
  • Brand: Avery
  • EAN: 0072782056995
  • HardwarePlatform: PC
  • IsAutographed: 0
  • IsMemorabilia: 0
  • Label: Avery
  • Manufacturer: Avery
  • Model: 5699
  • MPN: 5699
  • PackageQuantity: 1
  • ProductGroup: Office Product
  • ProductTypeName: OFFICE_PRODUCTS
  • Publisher: Avery
  • Studio: Avery
  • UPC: 072782056995

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Customer Reviews

An annoyance.2008-11-16
The applicator works okay, but it's essentially the same as a CD Stomper applicator I already had. The only difference is that the new one has a couple of slots at the edges to accommodate a change in the labels. For some reason, the smaller cylinder in the middle of the applicator is smaller than the small holes in full print labels, so the side slots help with alignment - except that the extra wings on labels rip off if you aren't careful removing the label from the sheet. It seems like all of that could have been solved with better engineering.
This is the one!2008-10-22
I had a different applicator---- buy this one. Use a clear plastic disc (that comes in cd/dvd stacks) to finish the job. Perfect every time!
CD Label Applicator2008-06-01
Excellent product! Virtually impossible to install a label correctly without it, and it's SO easy to use.
Low cost, low tech, highly functional.2008-03-10
This product amounts to little more than a low-tech press, but the results are fantastic. I use it to apply glossy, hub-printable labels to dual layer disks since they're not readily available in the inkjet hub printable format off the shelf. The pin in that hold the disk in place is well molded and the perfect size, leaving no lateral play. The labels ALWAYS come out perfectly straight, never off-center. I use a the blank plastic "CD" that comes in spindle packs of CDs and DVDs to press any bubbles out, works great.
I highly recommend this product even to those like myself who have CD/DVD printers. It comes in very handy for formats that aren't readily available with an inkjet printable surface. I apply the blank label first and then print the disk in my Canon ip4200 CD/DVD printer. The results are just as good as the prelableled inkjet printable disks, as long as you make sure to work out any bubbles first.
This product is simple yet functional and an excellent value for the price. :)
Works good.2008-02-17
Works good for our need. Wouldn't recommend if you have to make a lot of labels/cds.
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