Dymo XTL Heat-Shrink Tube Cartridge: Durable, heat-shrink wire labels that stay legible

Thermal-transfer, flame-retardant sleeves with a three-to-one shrink ratio.

Product Overview:

If you wrestle with bundles, panels or messy cable runs, you already know sloppy labels cost time. This cartridge makes those labels stay put and readable. The heat-shrink sleeves pull tight at a three-to-one shrink ratio to lock around wires. Electricians, network techs and facilities staff will like the tough, fade-resistant print. Use them for panel tags, cable runs and appliance wiring where clarity matters long term. Made from polyolefin, they resist oil, chemicals and water without tearing. Picture a closet where every cable label reads clearly, even years later.

Key Features:

• Heat-shrinkable: When heated, it tightens to a secure three-to-one fit, keeping labels legible on irregular cables.
• Flame Retardant: Flame-retardant sleeves resist ignition, so panels and enclosures meet stricter safety expectations without extra bulk.
• Thermal Transfer Print: Thermal transfer printing gives sharp, smear-proof text that stays readable after exposure to solvents or moisture.
• Water and Oil Resistant: Resists oil, chemicals and water so labels survive shop floors, outdoor runs and routine cleaning.
• Certified Standards: Meets UL and select military specifications for durability and electrical safety, which eases inspection headaches.
• Compatibility: Cartridge snaps into XTL 300 and XTL 500 printers for fast labeling, no adapter or modification needed.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Dymo
• Manufacturer: Newell Brands
• Item#: DYM-1868809
• Series: XTL
• Color: White
• Dimensions: 1/4"
• Material/Finish: Polyolefin
• Format/Type: Wire & Cable Label
• Quantity/Pack: 1 Each
• Compatibility/Use: Dymo XTL 300, Dymo XTL 500
• Print Technology: Thermal Transfer
• Country of Origin: Belgium

Picture tidy panels, hear the click of properly labeled cables, feel inspection-day relief, add this cartridge to your kit, and I can check availability for you, want me to look?