Specifications
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The DYMO Rhino M1011 heavy duty embossing tool, which is sold separately along with its character wheels. The tool presses each character into the metal strip by hand, so there is no power supply, ribbon or software involved.
Aluminium is the general industrial choice, softer to emboss and cheaper, and it suits indoor and outdoor tagging on shelving, pipework and cabinetry. Choose stainless steel where the tag faces salt air, wash down, solvents or sustained heat, such as marine, food processing, mining and refinery work.
No. Both metals are supplied non adhesive. The finished tag is fixed with a rivet, a screw or wire through a punched hole, which is why it holds on surfaces that will not take an adhesive label.
No. This is a bare metal strip for a manual embossing tool, not a printed cartridge. Rhino industrial printers take vinyl, nylon, polyester and heat shrink cartridges, and LabelManager machines take D1 tape.
Each roll is 4.8 metres. Most embossed tags run well under 100mm, so a single roll produces a large number of them, though the exact count depends on how long you make each tag.
No. The characters are pressed into the metal rather than printed on the surface, so there is no ink or coating to fade, smudge or flake away.





