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4.5
I had tried a 3rd party brand just because the price was so good. How much difference could there be between labels, right? Well...the other brand would jam when the cartridge got down to the last 25%. This happened with 3 cartridges before I gave up and went back to the OEM. These have better printing and are easier to peel the backing off. The other brand, not so much. My work demands I use labels that are consistent and do what they are meant to do. I well suck it up and pay more for quality.These labels work perfectly as advertised in the Demo/Rhino label maker. They are easy to read, easy to apply, stick well, and stay where they are applied.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.Great QualityGood product but pricy.These labels are great, except for how terribly expensive they are. I bought just one cartridge to compare it to the aftermarket brands and there is no comparison. The Dyno brand tape is worlds better than any of the aftermarket products I've tried. That said, however, they're just too expensive for me to use.It fit perfectly and I have had no issuesI am using this with a Dymo Rhinopro 6000 unit. The environment is in a corporate IT setting and server rooms. The labels really do stick very well. They are not good to cable labels, I would prefer the self-laminating tape instead. The backing is split down the middle but is rather hard to peel off. I also have learned to keep the cassettes either in the box or machine. Once the carbon paper comes out of the cassette it is impossible to feed back in. There are tiny plastic guides that can break as well, causing problems with the cassette. Another thing with the nylon (Unlike the Polyester) is it stretches. If I press down a corner and pull tight to get a good adhesion, it will stretch a bit. That may be useful in some applications.The Rhino range of labellers from Dymo are intended for industrial uses. Hence, the packaging of all Rhino products, machines, tapes and optional accessories are marked IND to differentiate them from the more domestically suited D1 tapes and 200 series machines.The flexible nylon tapes for Rhino labellers can be used as a general purpose tape or to wrap around cables or other similar objects. It is a viable alternative to the polyester tapes which are best suited to use on flat, smooth surfaces.As with most other tapes for the Rhino range, there are several available background colours and contrasting text colours although this is the bog standard black-on-white.All the tapes should be considered to be permanent or semi-permanent, they can sometimes be removed from some surfaces but not completely cleanly.Annoys me that the cartridges need to be so expensive.Othwr than that they do everthing they need to.The labels are as described and works perfectly.I used them to print labels for cabling (wrap around style), that they look good and give a professional look.Quick shipping and cheap too!Cheers.Purchased as a present, seems to have been received well and has been used a great deal already . Good packaging, delivery.Great product, note the tape isn't the shiny smooth type you see on some other tapes
