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Robust DYMO label writers with USB interface for printing shrink tube: DYMO Rhino 6000 and 5200 (via Bradán Lane on Twitter)

Posted by jpluimers on 2024/04/05

Related blog post: Special cartridges with heat-shrink tubing for dymo and brother label writers.

[Wayback/Archive] Bradán Lane on X: “@jpluimers @jilles_com I have a DYMO Rhino 6000. “New” they are pricy but the 6000 and 5200 are often on eBay at really good prices. I have used the USB interface on it for automation and to upload custom graphics.”

This was in a response thread started by [Wayback/Archive] Jilles.com which you will find further below.

First though, a list of Dymo gear:

Not all varieties are listed in all regions. Amazon usually is a big help here, but I limited the above inks to only Dymo related sites.

The Rhino Industrial series not only offer USB, but also a much wider set of symbols. As per the Dymo site:

Rugged, versatile, and packed with time-saving features, the DYMO Rhino 5200 Industrial Label Maker meets key ANSI and TIA/EIA 606-A labeling standards. Access 100+ industry symbols, fractions, and punctuation marks with a few quick keystrokes.

EIA is no more, but this leads to some links on the ANSI/TIA 606-A labeling below.

Many of the Heat Shrink labels are available as aftermarket on Asian sites.

For durability and applicability on materials, see the PDF table in [Wayback/Archive] https://www.labelcity.com/docs/the-right-rhino-label.pdf from [Wayback/Archive] Choosing the right Rhino label for your surface.

Links

ANSI/TIA 606-A labeling

Query: [Wayback/Archive] tia/eia 606-a – Google Search

Twitter thread

  1. [Wayback/Archive] Jilles Groenendijk on X: “Heat-Shrink Tube for DYMO Labelwriter (D1)”
    [Wayback/Archive] GIyWp6PW4AAdgJB.jpg (900×1200) [Wayback/Archive] GIyWp6UWAAAm3cE.jpg (900×1200)
     [Wayback/Archive] GIyWp6LXcAABzv6.jpg (900×1200)  [Wayback/Archive] GIyWp6TWMAEAc5k.jpg (900×1200)

    [Wayback/Archive] https://cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1768954405104075163…

    1. [Wayback/Archive] Bradán Lane on X: “@jilles_com I used heat shrink tubing “labels” to make wiring harnesses. “Self documented wiring” 🤩 If you need a lot of the cartridges, I found them on AliExpress. I used the “white on black” labeling for the Pocket Enigma 😉 For anyone looking for the labeler, they often land on eBay.”

      [Wayback/Archive] GIyd3OfWoAAGkiV.jpg (1200×1200) / [Wayback/Archive] GIyd3OfWoAAGkiV (3024×3024)

       [Wayback/Archive] GIyd3OdWcAAKiOj.jpg (1200×1200)

      [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1768962332070125574&token=!

    2. [Wayback/Archive] Jeroen Wiert Pluimers @wiert@mastodon.social on X: “@bradanlane @jilles_com What model labeler is that?”
    3. [Wayback/Archive] Bradán Lane on X: “@jpluimers @jilles_com I have a DYMO Rhino 6000. “New” they are pricy but the 6000 and 5200 are often on eBay at really good prices. I have used the USB interface on it for automation and to upload custom graphics.”
    4. [Wayback/Archive] Jeroen Wiert Pluimers @wiert@mastodon.social on X: “@bradanlane @jilles_com Thanks! What heat-shrink tubing to you use for it?”
    5. [Wayback/Archive] Bradán Lane on X: “@jpluimers @jilles_com The labelers use cartridges. Thankfully, there are 3rd party clones available now which are pretty cheap. You can see a bunch in the photo. You can even read the part numbers 👍🏻”
    6. [Wayback/Archive] Jeroen Wiert Pluimers @wiert@mastodon.social on X: “@bradanlane @jilles_com I tried reading them on mobile. This is the max zoom level there and made me unsure about the part numbers. Will try on a desktop machine later.”

      [Wayback/Archive] GI0BiyGWQAA33yY.jpg (540×1199)

      [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1769071928143184182&token=!

    7. [Wayback/Archive] Jeroen Wiert Pluimers @wiert@mastodon.social on X: “@bradanlane @jilles_com On a desktop machine pbs.twimg.com/media/GIyd3OfWoAAGkiV?format=jpg&name=4096x4096 has much more detail and readable part numbers. Thanks for all the help.”

      Dymo shrink tube and label part numbers 18057, 18053, 18051, 18489

      [Wayback/Archive] GI0ir7hWcAAVo1F.jpg (368×536)

      [Wayback/Archive] GIyd3OfWoAAGkiV (3024×3024)

      [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1769109046651486620&token=!

      Part numbers:

      • 18489
      • 18051
      • 18053
      • 18057
  2. [Wayback/Archive] Jilles Groenendijk on X: “amzn.eu/d/dJnCzpg“
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    [Wayback/Archive] GIyXse_XcAI8ZkM.jpg (1200×900)  [Wayback/Archive] GIyXse-XkAAnJus.jpg (1200×900)

    [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1768955549586972698&token=!

    First image also shows D1 label 40913 which is not available from Dymo itself any more. I think the replacement is 41913:

  3. [Wayback/Archive] Jilles Groenendijk on X: “…”
     [Wayback/Archive] GIyeIvzXUAA7bXL.jpg (1200×900) [Wayback/Archive] GIyeIwFWgAA-rxg.jpg (1200×900)

    [Wayback/Archive] https://cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1768962631367278794…

  4. [Wayback/Archive] Jilles Groenendijk on X: “Added visuals for the correct orientation of the cable”
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    [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1768981493844513257&token=!

  5. [Wayback/Archive] Jilles Groenendijk on X: “It is a lot of work but will be great to support the @wrongbaud’s RPi Hardware Hacking way of working”

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    [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1768981922561032680&token=!

  6. [Wayback/Archive] Jilles Groenendijk on X: “@wrongbaud Done”

    [Wayback/Archive] GIzPyXsXIAA67Fc.jpg (900×1200)

    [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1769017222897209430&token=!

  7. [Wayback/Archive] Jilles Groenendijk on X: “@wrongbaud Created relevant bundles; power, ground, protocol; uart, i2c, SPI, … “

     [Wayback/Archive] GIzQF4RWIAA9qPO.jpg (900×1200)

    [Wayback/Archive] cdn.syndication.twimg.com/tweet-result?id=1769017557493658110&token=!

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