Carton quantities of the DYMO labels that get used fastest, in 6, 12 and 24 roll packs plus a ten tape D1 bundle, for mailrooms, despatch benches and busy offices printing every day. Same genuine stock, same part numbers, fewer reorders.

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Buying Genuine DYMO Labels and Tape by the Carton

Bulk is the same DYMO stock you already use, boxed by the carton instead of the pack. This collection holds the LabelWriter roll sizes that move fastest and one D1 tape bundle. Nothing changes about the label itself: same sizes, same direct thermal paper, same part numbers, same authentic DYMO stock that Automatic Label Recognition on the 550, 550 Turbo and 5XL expects. What changes is how often someone has to reorder, and what each label costs once the carton is opened.

  • 99010, 28 x 89mm standard address: 12 and 24 roll cartons for high volume mail
  • 99012, 36 x 89mm large address: 12 and 24 roll cartons for multi line addresses and file spines
  • 99014, 54 x 101mm standard shipping: 12 roll cartons for satchels and parcels on any LabelWriter
  • 0904980 and 2128307, 104 x 159mm extra large shipping: 12 and 6 roll cartons for the 4XL and 5XL courier label
  • 45013 D1 tape, 12mm black on white: a ten cassette bundle for LabelManager machines that print all day

The question is throughput, not price alone. If a roll lasts a week, a 24 roll carton is close to half a year of stock and worth holding. If the same roll lasts three months, a smaller pack ties up less money and less shelf. Match the carton to the size you print most, keep one spare roll at the printer, and store the rest away from heat and direct sun so the thermal coating stays clean. A carton also means one delivery instead of six, which matters on a bench that cannot stop for a stock check. For the D1 bundle the same logic applies: ten cassettes of 12mm black on white is what a busy LabelManager gets through, and having them in the drawer means nobody prints a 9mm label because it was the only tape left. If the carton still runs out faster than someone remembers to reorder, put it on Subscribe and Save from the product page and pick the interval that matches your burn rate.

Mailrooms, despatch benches, warehouses, schools and offices with a shared LabelWriter are the buyers here, often on account or purchase order through the quote function, and DymoOnline has shipped nothing but genuine DYMO since 2009 from stock in QLD, NSW, VIC, WA and SA. Browse single rolls in LabelWriter labels, smaller multi roll packs in LabelWriter value packs, wide rolls in 4XL and 5XL labels, and the full cassette range in D1 standard tape. Free shipping over $149, which a carton clears on its own.