HellermannTyton 901-10277 Устройство для маркировки кабеля

HellermannTyton Helagrip Series Cable Marker, 1 to 3 mm Cable Diameter Range, Black on White - 901-10376

This cable marker is designed for efficient identification in various applications. Suitable for cable diameters ranging from 1mm to 3mm, it features a sleek black on white design. Manufactured from flexible PVC, this marker offers high durability and temperature resistance, operating effectively from -65°C to +105°C. Each marker is 3.5mm long and 3.3mm wide, and comes in a reel containing 250 units, ensuring ample supply for extensive projects.

Features & Benefits

• Flexible material conforms securely to the wire
• Characters include 0-9, A-Z, and standard electrical symbols
• Easy installation as slide-on cable markers before termination
• High-temperature resistance for varied working conditions

Applications

• Used for identifying cables in electrical installations
• Ideal for automation and mechanical
• Utilised in equipment where clear labelling is essential
• Suitable for environments exposed to harsh chemicals
• Recommended for use in the electronics sector

What is the range of cable diameters compatible with this marker?

The marker is suitable for use with cables ranging from 1mm to 3mm in diameter, allowing for versatile applications across different types of wiring.

How do the design features enhance the marker's usability?

The chevron cut design allows for easy locking of multiple markers together, ensuring that labels remain aligned and readable, which improves organisation and clarity in wiring setups.

What environmental conditions can these markers withstand?

These markers are designed to perform reliably in extreme temperatures, operating effectively between -65°C to +105°C, making them suitable for various challenging environments.

Can these markers be used for applications involving chemicals?

Yes, the PVC composition offers resistance against acids and alkalis, ensuring durability and performance in environments where chemical exposure is a concern.