Dymo Heat Shrink Tube - 9 mm (W) x 1.5 m (L)

The Dymo 18053 Heat Shrink Tube labels are compatible with Dymo Rhino series label makers, such as the Rhino 1000, 4200, 5200, and 6000.

This heat shrink tube has a 3:1 shrink ratio, meaning it will shrink to one-third of its original diameter when heat is applied.

The labels are designed to perform within a temperature range of -55°C to 135°C.

It is suitable for most wires and cables, but the 9mm width and 3:1 shrink ratio mean it works best on cables that can accommodate this size and shrink down securely.

You should use a heat gun or a similar controlled heat source. Apply heat evenly across the label until it shrinks tightly around the cable.

While designed for durability and environmental resistance, specific resistance to chemicals and solvents depends on the exact exposure. The material is generally robust for typical industrial conditions.

Each roll measures 9 mm in width and 1.5 meters in length.

Ensure the heat source is adequately hot and applied evenly. Check that the label is positioned correctly on the wire and that the wire diameter is within the recommended range for the 3:1 shrink ratio. Remove any dirt or grease from the cable surface before application.

Verify the label maker settings are appropriate for the tape type. Clean the print head of the label maker if necessary. Ensure the tape is loaded correctly and not jammed.

Carefully unload the tape and check for any obstructions or damage to the tape roll. Ensure the tape is threaded correctly according to the label maker's instructions.

Reapply heat, ensuring consistent coverage. If the wire diameter is at the upper limit of the shrink ratio, a second, brief application of heat might help secure it further.