Network cable label maker reccomendation?
July 5, 2013 12:50 PM Subscribe
I am in need of a good quality label maker soley for network/power/fiber cable identification in our server rooms and data center.
The majority of labels will be 'self laminating' style, or the ones where I can print the label, stick on, and the remaining portion of the label is clear and it will laminate over it. Not looking for 'flag' type that sticks out due to them snagging when I pull the cable.
Around $350 works for me, maybe a little more. The Dymo Rhino 6000 unit looks good but the reviews are mixed. Any recommendations?
The majority of labels will be 'self laminating' style, or the ones where I can print the label, stick on, and the remaining portion of the label is clear and it will laminate over it. Not looking for 'flag' type that sticks out due to them snagging when I pull the cable.
Around $350 works for me, maybe a little more. The Dymo Rhino 6000 unit looks good but the reviews are mixed. Any recommendations?
Response by poster: Perfect info! It will only be used in the US, so not worried about the adapter issue.
What type of tape do you use? The standard vinyl or the polyester?
posted by NotSoSimple at 1:51 PM on July 5, 2013
What type of tape do you use? The standard vinyl or the polyester?
posted by NotSoSimple at 1:51 PM on July 5, 2013
Polyester, also check out the heat shrink stuff.
posted by Confess, Fletch at 2:04 PM on July 5, 2013 [1 favorite]
posted by Confess, Fletch at 2:04 PM on July 5, 2013 [1 favorite]
Response by poster: Just a follow up. Picked up a Rhino 6000. So far the unit has been able to do what I want. However the self laminating labels were underwhelming. If you are labeling anything larger than an ethernet cable, the laminate dosnt wrap around.
posted by NotSoSimple at 4:44 PM on July 24, 2013
posted by NotSoSimple at 4:44 PM on July 24, 2013
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My only complaint is that the charger for the battery pack only works with US voltages, but you can just take out the battery pack in put in AA's which are available everywhere.
Get the Rhino 6000, don't bother with the 'hard case kit'.
posted by Confess, Fletch at 1:43 PM on July 5, 2013