Compatible Labels Tape Replacement for DYMO 18052 Heat Shrink Tube Compatible with DYMO Industrial Rhino 5200, 4200, 5000, 6000 Label Maker (1/4", Black on Yellow), 3-Pack

These work really well for my application. I used a DYMO 280 Label Maker.

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Los he utilizado y muy buen producto a un precio accesible

Good quality 3/4" heat shrink tubing will go a long ways to getting the job done on my motorhome. It will be great to be able to label all the wiring and know where and what circuit each wire is connected to for tracing any problems quickly. This is very good quality and should be good for many years of service. I will certainly buy more when it is needed without hesitation. The only problem was in the shipping out of the US into Canada, the tracking stopped at the border which left me wondering where it was to know when to expect it on my door step, 5 days of no contact or updates. Luckily, I'm retired now and spend a lot of time at home. I hope that will change in the future but that is not the fault or problem of this seller. I still highly recommend this product!

Seems to be same performance as OEM supply but a lot cheaper

bought 1" and 3/4", I was searching for a way to label ethernet cables with a shrink tube instead of flags, all the cables I had were already crimped and I didn't want to cut and crimp just for the shrink tube label, 1" works well, it feels like they stretch more than 1:3, the proof is in the puddin watch the photos. (if you have a big headed cable it wont work, as shown with the gray cable).

Heat shrink tubing should not cost as much as it does, especially cartridges for label makers. This is a nice compromise between the dymo brand stuff, and using a sharpie on white heat shrink tubing. Works fine at a 2:1 shrink ratio, I use it for labeling cable, and also placing identification onto carabiners for house keys. On keyrings, I put a length of clear tubing over the printing to keep it from wearing off. Works like a charm!

These are decent. However, what I have found is that if your label makers (I use a Dymo Rhino 5200)cut blade is worn it will not cut this label tape. This product tape is much thinner than Dymo's. I print what I need then use a pair of tech scissors to cut them. Again, gets the job done, just be aware of the issue with cutting.

They work well. I recommend these