Tarratulostin DYMO RHINO M1011 terminen

The DYMO RHINO M1011 Direct thermal label printer produces durable labels suitable for industrial environments. It prints 12 mm wide metal and vinyl tapes that resist chemicals, extreme temperatures, salt water and abrasion. The handheld cast-metal labeler includes a front scissor cut-off and an integrated hole-punching device for hanging or fastening labels, and a tape feeding knob with forward and reverse to align text and adjust label length.

Advantages

The compact, tough construction offers long-lasting performance in harsh conditions while maintaining ease of use. It accepts 12 mm metal tapes (available as self-adhesive, plain aluminium or steel) as well as traditional DYMO vinyl tapes. Built-in hole punching simplifies hanging, tacking or securing labels with nails or screws, and the tape feed knob enables precise text justification and shorter labels when required.

Suitable for

• Tagging pipes and underground cables
• Labeling greasy engine components and manufacturing equipment
• Outdoor and marine applications exposed to salt water
• Industrial environments with chemicals, abrasion or extreme temperatures

Key specifications

• Print technology: Direct thermal
• Compatible tape width: 12 mm
• Supported tape types: Metal (self-adhesive, plain aluminium, plain steel) and DYMO vinyl tapes
• Features: Front scissor cut-off, built-in hole punch, tape feeding knob (forward/reverse)
• Weight: 1.7 kg
• Colour: Black

How to use

Load a 12 mm metal or vinyl tape according to the included instructions, then use the tape feeding knob to advance or retract the tape until text is aligned. Type the required text with the labeler controls, cut the label with the front scissor mechanism and, if needed, create a hanging hole using the integrated punch. Fasten the label by hanging, tacking, nailing or screwing depending on the tape type and application.

Recommendations

For maximum durability in corrosive or high-abrasion settings choose the appropriate metal tape material (aluminium or steel) and, where possible, use self-adhesive metal tapes for permanent attachment; reserve punched holes for temporary or reconfigurable installations.