Heat Shrink Cable Markers
Basic Info
3:1 Shrink Ratio
Cross-Linked Polyolefin
-55°C to +135°C
Thermal Transfer Printable
Cable Range: 8–24 mm
Applications
Electrical Control Panels
Identify circuits, terminals and cable destinations during assembly and maintenance.
Industrial Machinery
Mark cables connected to motors, sensors, actuators and control systems.
Automation & Robotics
Keep complex cable harnesses traceable throughout machines and production lines.
Automotive & Transportation
Identify wiring harnesses and electrical circuits in demanding environments.
Power & Utilities
Create consistent identification for complex electrical installations.
OEM Cable Assemblies
Standardize cable identification across repeated production runs.
Product Introduction
The continuous-tube format gives you complete control over the marker length and content.
Use thermal-transfer printing to create:
Cable numbers
Circuit IDs
Wire references
Terminal numbers
Panel references
Equipment codes
Customer-specific information
Cut
Perforate or cut the continuous tube into individual markers according to your required length.
Shrink
Position the marker on the cable and apply controlled heat.
Lock the Identification in Place
Designed for Thermal Transfer Printing
The surface is engineered specifically for thermal-transfer printing.
That matters because a cable marker is only useful when its information remains clear and readable.
The construction is designed for high-quality printing and can be printed on both sides, allowing greater flexibility when preparing identification information.
Compatible Printing Process
Thermal Transfer Printing
Recommended printing should be matched with the appropriate ribbon and printer system according to the selected material specification.
Continuous Tube vs. Pre-Cut Markers
This is where the product becomes particularly useful for OEMs and panel builders.
Pre-Cut Markers
Fixed lengths
Fixed format
Limited customization
Continuous Heat-Shrink Marker
Choose your own:
Text
Marker length
Identification sequence
Quantity
Spacing
Cut position
One reel can serve many different cable identification requirements.
That makes continuous tubing particularly attractive for custom cable assemblies, control panels and low-to-medium volume production, where every cable may require a different identification.