Create labels for wire and cable with your LabelManager, Rhino, or XTL printer.

Slide heat-shrink tubing tape over the cut end of a wire or cable, then apply heat for a snug fit.

Make custom labels for wire and cable with your desktop thermal-transfer printer. These labels are only compatible with thermal-transfer printer ink ribbons.

Slide heat-shrink tubing labels over the cut end of a wire or cable, then apply heat for a snug fit.

Printer ink ribbons (sold separately) have a standard 1” roll ID. The ink is on the outside of the ribbon roll. To load, unroll the ribbon from the bottom, then feed it under the printer head.

A built-in handle makes these printers easy to carry around your facility. Use them to print labels, bar codes, and heat-shrink tubing. They have a wide, computer-style keyboard that’s easy to type on at a workspace. All include a digital display to preview labels before printing. Connect to a computer with the included USB cord to import data from Microsoft Excel and add custom graphics such as logos and other images. Print a maximum of eight lines of text on 1” wide label tape or four lines on 9/16” wide heat-shrink tubing. They can print nine different bar code formats to label inventory and track assets. Save up to 100 labels in the memory for repeat printing or to print large batches of labels at once. The automatic cutter saves time when used for large-volume jobs; it works when labels in the job are the same length or different lengths. Printers require 6 AA batteries for portable use. Includes a semi-rigid carrying case.

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Wire and cable wrap have a plastic flap connected to the label. Print on these labels and then wrap the laminating flap around the printed message to protect it from wear and moisture.

Heat-shrink tubing conforms to a wire when heat is applied for a tight fit.