DYMO® Rhino™ 6000 Industrial Label Maker, Computer Connected Label Maker with Hard Carry Case, 1 Vinyl Tape Cassette, 1 Flexible Nylon Tape Cassette and Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery
$326.38
Price: $326.38
(as of Jan 20, 2025 04:27:18 UTC – Details)
Bring the tough, portable Rhino 6000+ Industrial Label Maker to any jobsite – it’s packed with time-saving shortcuts for labeling any installation quickly and professionally. Connect this DYMO label maker to your PC and use DYMO ID software* to create labels on your computer and print them with your labeler for even faster labeling on-site. The Rhino 6000+ meets key ANSI and TIA/EIA-606-B industry labeling standards. Its proprietary, one-touch “Hot Keys” automatically format label text for electrical and patch panels, terminal and 110 blocks, wire and cable flags, horizontal and vertical warps, as well as vertical and fixed-length applications. *Works with 32- and 64-bit Windows 7 or later. Microsoft and Windows are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.
Industrial label maker built for quick labeling on the jobsite
Create labels including barcodes and complex label layouts from DYMO ID software* on PC, and print with Rhino 6000+ for easy editing
Meets key ANSI and TIA/EIA-606-B industry labeling standards
Exclusive, one-touch “Hot Keys” automatically size, space, and format label text
Includes hard carry case, 1 vinyl tape cassette, 1 flexible nylon tape cassette, and rechargeable lithium ion battery
8 reviews for DYMO® Rhino™ 6000 Industrial Label Maker, Computer Connected Label Maker with Hard Carry Case, 1 Vinyl Tape Cassette, 1 Flexible Nylon Tape Cassette and Rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery
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julio c medina t –
excelente
excelente impresora
Jason Korte –
Feature-packed unit!
Easy to use and full of options for cabling/panels/etc. I use for electrical and data work, but it can be used for anything. I owned a Dymo Rhino 4000 & 5200 previously, and sold/traded up to this one. The XTL 500 does labels up to 2″ but is much more money.
Zachary William Price –
Built to Fail
Worked great for a while. After about a year, I noticed the cartridges were a little loose and sometimes I would have to reseat them in order to print. It still worked so I didn’t think anything of it at the time. It soon got to the point where the cartridges wouldn’t hold themselves in anymore (therefore the device keeps prompting you to select a label size over and over), and I realized the little blue arm that holds the cartridge in was no longer connected to the inside of the machine. I reached out to Dymo hoping there was an option to repair devices that are past the 1-year warranty, but to my surprise their advice was to purchase a brand-new unit. Dymo offers zero support, NO repair options, and now we are left with a paperweight. Then I decided I would try to epoxy the broken piece back on. Nope. The broken plastic piece is the spindle for the blue ejector arm, so it has a lot of tension on it. It snapped off again within the first couple uses. The spindle should probably be metal. This thing is garbage, I don’t recommend purchasing it.
Eddie S –
No Customer Support
My labeler stopped recognizing that a cartridge was installed, so I reached out to manufacturer and still haven’t received a supply. Eight month old labeler is now useless. I really sometimes products can be defective, but if the manufacturer won’t stand behind their product, it creates a very bad look. Buyers beware.
DK –
Tape falls off and jams
I recently bought this label maker but unfortunately it has been a frustrating experience. On the very first use, the tape constantly falls of and jams. I use original tapes , the ones that was in the box kit together with the printer. Despite following all instructions, the printer fails to do its job. I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone.
Les –
Dead On Arrival. Never printed a lable.
I have owned. Purchased new. DOA never printed a lable. Returned for refund after two weeks. If I order a new one again, It will cost about $48.00 more than the last one.More junk from China, Thanks China!
Kenneth B. Macphee –
50% failure rate.
Iâve had about five of these, they are pieces of crap. I have a 50% success rate as to whether or not the label is going to get wound up in the guts of this thing. Extremely unreliable and especially annoying when I am on critical projects.
Lucila –
Se uso una vez, y cuando tuve que volver a usarla en la parte donde va la cinta se rompió un seguro que trae para embonar bien el cartucho y ahora le tengo que poner un papel o sostenerla con la mano para poder imprimir.No lo recomiendo