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Made of industrial grade polyolefin and featuring a 3:1 heat shrink ratio, DYMO Industrial Heat-Shrink Labels offer the convenience of printing directly on the tubing itself with any DYMO Industrial labeling tool for high-end cable identification. These custom stickers have an easy-to-peel split back that makes applying labels a snap. Compatible with DYMO Rhino 4200, 5200, 6000 industrial label printers.
From the Manufacturer
Heat shrink tube offers a premium method of labeling wires and cables. Simply slide the tube onto the cable and shrink snugly to the cable using a heat gun. Labels will never fall off. The cassette fits into all Dymo Rhino printers including 6500, 6000, 5200 and 5000. Industrial-grade polyolefin offers a 3:1 heat shrink ratio and the convenience of printing directly on the tubing itself.
Christopher Flynn
Reviewed in the United States on August 27, 2024
I do a a bunch of stuff with electronics and sometimes I'll make jumper wires and it's really nice to be able to label them for what they are (Vcc, GDN, CLK, etc...). This way when I go to hook them up, I can tell which wire is which without having to trace it back to the PCB.I've also found a neat trick where you use a dupont style connector but just the metal part, not the plastic housing. I like to use some black heat shrink around the connector and then some of this label heat shrink around that.
DCE
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024
Product exactly as described.
Oliver M.
Reviewed in Germany on December 24, 2024
Verarbeitung als „Schrumpfschlauch“ ist Top. Das Druckbild durch den Dymo ist super.
Unmanned Aero Systems Srl
Reviewed in Italy on October 12, 2023
Ottimo prodotto, perfetto per lavorazioni di elettronica. Marca Dymo sinonimo di garanzia.
Steve
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022
These are a game changer. I am currently rewiring a 27’ center console and these make identifying the wires so much better and cleaner. And I was pumped to find that the basic Dymo worked. The first few labels didn’t work too well and needed help and refitting in the machine. But after that it prints perfect. I will be buying more of this product for my electrical company.
J.V.C
Reviewed in Canada on June 13, 2022
I use these ribbons a lot and have not had any issues yet. For marking wires and cables it's great.
Eric
Reviewed in France on May 16, 2021
Correspond à la description
Spanky
Reviewed in Canada on January 20, 2020
Never showed up. Doesn't fit the Dymo 4200 model I find out after I ordered it. Piss poor info on Amazon. And half the time the descriptions are wrong. Just ordered 1/8" tape by part number and Amazon says it's 1".
Jonnie Cache
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2017
Okay, so these shrink tube labels are super expensive. I'm going to ignore that because there really isn't another solution that I am aware of that provides this kind of solution in such an elegant and clean way. I purchased the 1" labels because most of the cables that I want to label have connectors on the ends, such as Ethernet and various audio cables.I admit it. I'm OCD. I love having things organized and there is no better way to organize your cables than with these labels. I have a ton of cables in my home office. I'm also in a rock band (I use both the terms "rock" and "band" loosely). I am able to label ALL of my cables with these labels. 1/4" TS and TRS cables are a cinch. All of my Ethernet cables have been no problem so far, even ones with boots on them. (Contrary to other reviews, I believe the 1" labels will work on any Ethernet connection. Perhaps the other reviewers were using smaller labels.)What about XLR cables, you ask? What about other cables with larger connectors on the ends, you ask? I have your solution! I have terrible handwriting and didn't want to use labels that could peel off. So, I found that by using another product in conjunction with these, it is the perfect hybrid approach for larger cables!Get yourself some of these... Check out the photos below for the steps. Basically, cut a small notch at the top and bottom of the shrink tube. Insert the Marker Cable Tie as shown. Shrink the tube, trim the ends of the tube, then attach the zip tie to the cable. It's a great, permanent way to neatly label any cable regardless of how thick the cable or the size of the connectors on the ends.Hope this helps!
Robert Darby
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2016
This really is the only way to label wires.One thing I didn't like however was the price of the "compatible" label makers that are supposed to work with this stuff.The cheapest I could find any was around $80!On a whim I ordered the DYMO LabelManager 160 label maker (well under $20) on the off chance that since the label reels are identical between the vinyl labels that it uses and this shrink wrap that maybe, just maybe it'll work. Not to mention, save me at least $60.As it turns out , IT DOES WORK ! Just pop it in the label maker and start printing out your shrink wrap!I can't figure out why it's not "compatible" but it is working for me.So if you have some wires to label and you wanna save a whole bunch of money, get the DYMO 160 and this shrink wrap and go to town.
BuckeyeShopper
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2016
I actually bought a Dymo Rhino 4200 because of this product, although the Rhino has many other features I like now that I have one here. When deciding to buy this labeler initially because of these heat shrink tubes, I used a piece of 3M brand # FP-301 polyolefin heat shrink tubing that is sold as "3/4" as a judge to what the shrink tube labels would fit. It was the only thing I had to judge what "3/4" heat shrink tube would fit.Don't make the same mistake.The actual flattened diameter of FP-301 is actually a 1/4" WIDER than this Dymo "3/4" heat shrink tube, measuring a full inch wide when flat. If 3M were selling this, I suspect they would label this Dymo 3/4" size as their 1/2" size. The FP-301 fits over a great many connectors, such as CAT-5 with no-snag boots, USB A or B, etc. So I figured I would find a lot of use for these. In practice, they do NOT** fit over a USB A or B connector. Nor will they fit over a booted Cat-5.**HOWEVER.........Determined to succeed in my initial reason to consider buying this, I have found that in relatively short pieces (an inch or less) this material can be stretched open quite a bit larger, slid over something, and then will still shrink down to its 3:1 shrink ratio with a heat gun. As mentioned in a comment on one of the reviews already posted, one can use some kind of tool (that guy used scissors) which has smooth edges opposing each other to stretch the tube piece open. I used a very large hemostat, such as those sold to remove fish hooks, and managed to stretch it enough so that it did pass over a USB "A" connector's molded plastic portion, and then shrunk it down tightly onto the "strain relief" tail of the USB connector, where the cable comes out of it. So it can be done, with a bit of ingenuity. :) There is actually a Wiki-How article named "How to Expand Heat Shrink Tubing" that shows this process with illustrations. Ideally, if one had a tool that could expand it without tapering, as the scissors or hemostat do, it would be easier to slide over larger objects.What would be really super is if Dymo, with all the different materials they use for their available label tapes, could come up with some sort of heat shrink tube which is flexible enough to easily stretch bigger after printing from a 3/4" cartridge, and then still shrink down with a heat gun applied, so that larger connectors and electrical cable labels could be produced within the 3/4" maximum width constraint of the Rhino 4200.
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