Description
Designed for professional installers in real-world jobsite conditions. Quickly creates crystal-clear, professionally formatted labels. Exclusive "hot keys" automatically size, space and format labels for wires and cables, terminal blocks, 110 blocks, electrical and patch panels, vertical and fixed-length applications. Pre-programmed symbol library puts industry symbols, punctuation, currency and fractions at your fingertips. Prints Code 39 and Code 128 bar codes on 3/4" labels. Large two-line display is backlit. Slip-resistant grip and rubber bumper protect against damage. Lanyard loop provides the option of hands-free portability. Uses industrial strength labels that resist extreme heat, UV rays, moisture, chemicals and solvents. Automatic shut-off maximizes battery life. Uses six AA batteries or quick-charging lithium battery (all sold separately). Power Source(s): Li-ion Battery (Sold Separately); Tape Size: 0.25"; 0.38"; 0.5"; 0.75"; Number of Printed Lines: 5; Display Characters x Display Lines: 13 x 2.
Features
- Designed for professional installers in real-world jobsite conditions.
- Exclusive "hot keys" automatically size, space and format labels for industrial applications.
- Pre-programmed symbol library.
- Prints Code 39 and Code 128 bar codes on 3/4" labels.
- Large two-line backlit display.
- Slip-resistant grip and rubber bumper protect against damage.
- Uses industrial strength labels that resist extreme heat, UV rays, moisture, chemicals and solvents.
- Automatic shut-off maximizes battery life.
Specifications
| Compliance Standards | ANSI/TIA/EIA-606-A Compliant |
|---|---|
| Display Characters x Display Lines | 13 x 2 |
| Global Product Type | Handheld Label Makers |
| Keyboard Type | ABC Style |
| Label Makers Memory | 100 Labels |
| Machine Depth | 11.25" |
| Machine Height | 3.5" |
| Machine Width | 6.12" |
| Model Name/Number | Rhino 5200 |
| Number of Font Sizes | 4 |
| Number of Font Styles | 3 |
| Number of Fonts | 3 |
| Number of Printed Lines | 5 |
| Package Includes | CD with User Manual; Quick Reference Guide; 0.75" White Flexible Nylon Tape |
| Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Power Source(s) | Li-ion Battery (Sold Separately) |
| Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
| Product Biodegradability in Days | 0 |
| Tape Size | 0.25"; 0.38"; 0.5"; 0.75" |
| Tape Type | Flexible Nylon; Heat Shrinkable Tube; Metalized Permanent Polyester; Permanent Polyester; Vinyl |
| Total Recycled Content Percent | 0% |
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Unit is advertised as being optimal for printing barcodes but they neglect to tell you that it forcibly adds a checksum digit onto code39 barcodes. A lovely feature that no other barcode printer forces. The checksum in that format is OPTIONAL and rarely used. Do not buy this product if you intend to print code39 barcodes without the forced checksum. Feel free to look anywhere in their documentation and you won't find this "feature" listed.
Dymo Rhino 5200. Very high quality case, keys, and very nice navigation through menus for characters. Prints black on a color or on white perfectly. When printing white, however, the output is mottled and in my mind, objectionable-I simply won't use the colored tapes for white text. I did clean the head as instructed in the manual-and the unit did print this way right out of the box.
This is one well built unit, it has heft, maybe a bit too much, the case itself is nearly 1cm thick in places, including the bonded rubber coating. The girth of the unit I can handle, having big paws. But for someone with small hands might have trouble managing the unit without a tether. Have yet to really put it to the test yet, but my initial impression is that it'll be ready for whatever I ask it to do. Except cook... *sighs*