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(Not to be confused with a [[Label Printer]]. A label maker is for labeling things such as drawers, containers, objects of unclear purpose, etc.) | ''(Not to be confused with a [[Label Printer]]. A label maker is for labeling things such as drawers, containers, objects of unclear purpose, etc.)'' | ||
[[File:Dymo_RhinoPro_1000.jpg|thumb|The RhinoPro 1000, powered off.]] | [[File:Dymo_RhinoPro_1000.jpg|thumb|The RhinoPro 1000, powered off.]] | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 14 January 2020
(Not to be confused with a Label Printer. A label maker is for labeling things such as drawers, containers, objects of unclear purpose, etc.)
We have a Dymo RhinoPro 1000 handheld label maker (a.k.a. labeler), which is currently in the stationery cart near the space's entrance.
The RhinoPro takes Dymo D1 cartridges, but it also takes Dymo IND (industrial) cartridges, which come in specified materials like nylon or vinyl. There are also IND heat-shrink tubing cartridges, so theoretically, we could use the RhinoPro to print heat-shrink tube labels.
D1 cartridges can be had for approximately $15 each at office-supply stores. IND cartridges are about the same and can be ordered from the Home Depot.
The RhinoPro takes six AAA batteries. The battery compartment door is missing, but the batteries stay in well enough.
- Refill: Dymo D1 or IND cartridges
- Power: Six AAA batteries (no AC adapter exists for this model)
- Manual: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/229870/Dymo-Rhino-1000.html