Best Label Maker?

[Guest]

What is the best label maker available in the market?

Is it the Rhino 3000?

[TrikinCurt]

For what it is worth, that is what we use, no complaints.

Curt

[hbinnovations]

We use it too. Great product.

[daveblazer]

i like the rhino 5000

[ATOH]

Ditto on the Dymo labelers. Printable heat shrink, metallized, various different formats, it's a great tool.

For those here using D-Tools, the Brother P-Touch (I think) labeler will make labels for you through the D-Tools software.

[junebug]

Only complaint I have on the Rhino, the keyboard is abc and not in the qwerty format. If you can get past that, great tool.

[ATOH]

Only complaint I have on the Rhino, the keyboard is abc and not in the qwerty format. If you can get past that, great tool.

That would definitely be nice. Funny thing is, I have to look for the letters on it, but I don't have to look for the keys on computers. You'd think by now I'd know my alphabet

[Cinema & Sound]

We use Brother P Touch

[SMcLean]

We have been using Panduit LS-7's for several years now. They work well. The labels stick like iron all year round. The unit costs about 300 ea and the labels are 40 per cartrige. A little expensive, but like everything else, you get what you pay for.

Steve

[chambrick]

Key with the Rhino (I guess as with all label makers) is to get the labels that are actually made for wire (will be noted as such).

[Meyerssb]

I use the Rhino 3000 also. I've even started to use it for labeling electrical panels. My only complain like Junebug and others is that it isn't Qwerty.

Blake

[Guest]

Thanks for the replay.

I have bought the R. 3000 and it works great !!!

[Music Everywhere]

I prefer the Rhino 5000. It holds larger label stock than the 3000. You need the large heat shrink for most 16-4 and 14-4 speaker cable labeling.

Cheers!