DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink: Sizes, Machines & Applications Guide
DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink: A Comprehensive Guide to Available Sizes, Machines, and Applications
If you're looking for a durable labelling solution that can withstand harsh conditions and extreme temperatures, then look no further than DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink. Whether you're labelling cables, wires, or other industrial equipment, this heat shrink tubing is the perfect solution for your labelling needs. In this article, we'll take a closer look at DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink, including the available sizes and machines, as well as some common applications.
Available Sizes
DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink is available in a variety of sizes to fit a wide range of applications. Here are the available sizes and their corresponding diameters:

- 1/4" (6.4mm)
- 3/8" (9.5mm)
- 1/2" (12.7mm)
- 3/4" (19.1mm)
With this range of sizes, you can label anything from small cables to large pieces of machinery.
Machines
DYMO offers several machines that are compatible with Rhino Heat Shrink. Here are some of the most popular options:
- DYMO Rhino 5200: This handheld label printer is designed for professional use and features a QWERTY keyboard, one-touch "Hot Keys" for common industrial labels, and a large backlit display for easy readability.

- DYMO Rhino 4200: The Rhino 4200 is a smaller, more portable version of the Rhino 5200. It features a small QWERTY keyboard and one-touch "Hot Keys" for easy label creation.

- DYMO Rhino Industrial 6000: The Rhino Industrial 6000 is the most advanced label printer in the DYMO Rhino series. It features a full-colour display, a QWERTY keyboard, and a wide range of advanced features for industrial labelling.

No matter which machine you choose, you can be sure that it will be compatible with DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink.
Applications
DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink is perfect for labelling a wide range of industrial equipment, including: 

- Cables and wires: With its durable, heat-shrink construction, Rhino Heat Shrink is perfect for labelling cables and wires in harsh environments. It can withstand temperatures of up to 257°F (125°C) and is resistant to oil, chemicals, and UV light.
- Machinery and equipment: Rhino Heat Shrink is also great for labelling machinery and equipment. Whether you need to label control panels, motors, or other industrial components, Rhino Heat Shrink can provide a clear and durable label that will stand up to even the harshest conditions.
- Pipes and tubing: Finally, Rhino Heat Shrink is perfect for labelling pipes and tubing. Its heat-shrink construction ensures a snug fit, while its durable construction ensures that the label will remain in place even in harsh environments.
Conclusion
If you're looking for a durable labelling solution for your industrial equipment, then look no further than DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink. With a range of sizes and compatible machines, Rhino Heat Shrink is perfect for a wide range of applications. Whether you're labelling cables, machinery, or pipes, Rhino Heat Shrink provides a clear and durable label that will stand up to even the harshest conditions. Visit www.dymoonline.com.au to learn more about DYMO Rhino Heat Shrink and other industrial labelling solutions.
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