Driver and Printer Setup
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The first step in using your DuraLabel PRO 300 printer to make Arc Flash labels is to set up the printer driver and calibrate the printer. The driver needs to be adjusted whenever you change the type of label you are printing or if you want to change print options.

Next, the printer needs to be set up. This must be done any time a new label material is loaded into the printer. Setup takes only a moment before you are ready to print Arc Flash labels.

Full installation instructions for setting up and calibrating the DuraLabel PRO 300 can be found in the user manual.

Driver Setup

Arc Flash labels often come in die-cut form. Changing a few driver settings allows the printer to print and cut accordingly. To access and change cutting preferences, go to: Start >>> Settings >>> Printers. Right-click "Graphic Products DuraLabel PRO 300" and select Print Preferences.

Make sure you are updated with the latest driver version.


Select the Stocks tab.

Step 1 - Set "Type" to Labels with Gaps.
Step 2 - Set "Gap Height" to 0.12 in.
Step 3 - Set "Gap Offset" to 0.00 in.

Click Apply to save your settings.

Driver Setup


Printer Setup

The gap sensor must be calibrated so the printer can correctly measure the gap between labels. It should be calibrated any time a new type or size of die-cut label is used and if the printer has been unplugged.

DuraLabel PRO 300

  1. Start with the DuraLabel PRO 300 turned off.
  2. Load the ribbon and Arc Flash die-cut labels into the printer.
  3. Hold down the FEED button and turn the printer on.
  4. When the light begins to flash red, release the FEED button.
  5. The printer will feed label material to detect the gap.
  6. Once the indicator turns green, you are ready to print.
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DuraLabel PRO 300

  1. Start with the DuraLabel PRO 300 turned off.
  2. Load the ribbon and Arc Flash die-cut labels into the printer.
  3. Hold down the FEED button and turn the printer on.
  4. Release the FEED button when the printer begins feeding label material to detect the gap.
  5. You are ready to print when printer stops feeding label material.

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