DYMO Rhino Industrial Flexible Nylon Labels, 3/4" x 11.5', Black Print on White Tape

name brand, good quality, sticks well, prints well

I have tried several different labeling machines and materials for cable wrap labels. These flexible, nylon labels are by far the best for cable wraps on relatively small cables, such as cat5. Much better than the vinyl tape. Highly recommend them.

Feeds right every time, and peels from the backing easily. This can get frustrating and eat up your time on a job if you have to fight the labels.

These genuine Dymo tapes are very good and virtually trouble-free. I have purchased some of the cheap ones in an attempt to save money, but for me it didn't work. Five out of six rolls jammed when printing and had to be thrown away. I haven't experienced any failures with Dymo tapes, and so I intend to stick with them from now on. Dymo tapes are more expensive, but for me they work the way they should. I am also impressed with the print quality when using the genuine items. I'm sure that others have had better luck with the cheap tapes, but not me.

I don't have a Dymo Rhino Labeler, but I do have a Dymo LabelWriter Duo and a Dymo LabelWriter 450 Duo. These labels fit in printers that accept Dymo D1 Tape cartridges, further expanding the media available. The flexible Nylon is perfect for use on cables and similar items that may flex and bend. These tape labels provide a easy to read label that is customizable, especially if you use a label printer that can attach to your computer. The only real complaint is the overall cost, slightly more expensive, but they are worth the extra cost when you need a little flexibility.

Love this tape. Only kind I buy for work.

WORKS ON MY BOAT SWITCHES , SUN FADED OUT GAUGES.

if you need to label something oddly shaped, these allow you to smooth the label out flat with no wrinkles, even on a compound curve such as a sphere. the adhesive also seems to be thicker than the polyester labels, making it less likely to flake off. you can peel the label off intentionally but it will leave a thick white non-sticky residue that is very difficult to remove. the label stands out from the surface a little bit and can be scraped off if dragged over a corner. the texture is matte and silky, soft like a laundry tag on clothing. best to get both polyester and nylon cassettes and use the cheaper glossy polyester for most things but switch to nylon when you need it.