Dymo Corp 18054 Heat Shrink Label 3/8x5 Yellow

Product Description

The DYMO CORP 18054 is a heat shrink label designed for permanent, professional identification on wires, cables, and tubing. The label stock measures 3/8 inch wide by 5 inches long and is produced in high-visibility yellow. When applied with a compatible DYMO heat shrink label printer, heat causes the label to contract and conform tightly around the substrate, creating a durable, tamper-evident identification sleeve. Electricians, low-voltage technicians, and panel wiring specialists use this format to label conductors in control panels, junction boxes, and equipment enclosures where long-term legibility is required.

This label is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, industrial control wiring, and any application requiring a labeled sleeve that will not peel, slide, or degrade under normal service conditions. The yellow color stock provides contrast against dark wire insulation and supports color-coded identification schemes commonly used in panel labeling workflows.

Key Features

• Heat shrink format conforms tightly to wire and cable surfaces for a secure, professional finish
• 3/8 inch wide by 5 inch length provides ample print area for wire ID text or circuit designations
• Yellow color stock supports high-visibility and color-coded labeling systems
• Sold individually as a single label roll or cartridge unit
• Designed for use with compatible DYMO heat shrink label printing equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement label supply for compatible DYMO heat shrink label printers that accept the 18054 cartridge format.

Installation Notes

Heat shrink labels are applied by a licensed electrician or low-voltage technician using a compatible DYMO label printer. De-energize circuits before applying labels to live wire bundles in panels or enclosures. Follow NEC guidelines for wire marking and identification in electrical installations. Do not apply heat from external sources beyond the printer mechanism, as uncontrolled heat may damage wire insulation.