Terminal block markers are industrial labeling applications used for electrical panel identification of terminal blocks.
What are terminal block markers used for?
Terminal block markers are mainly used for labelling terminal blocks for easy identification. They provide an organised way of identifying types of terminal blocks and connections in complex wiring applications. They're commonly found in industrial control panels.
Most terminal block markers are made by thermal print systems and are specially designed to withstand the sort of conditions you'd find in industrial control panels and circuit boxes.
Types of terminal block markers
Terminal block markers are available in different sizes and can be selected based on the number of characters you'll need on the labels.
While some terminal block markers can be customised, they usually reflect industrial marking systems compatible with a broad range of different suppliers and manufactures of terminal blocks. They're typically designed to snap onto the terminal block in the position designated for marking by the manufacturer.
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MultiMark DEK/WS connector markers use an innovative composite
material made from two components. The hard base contour of the marker snaps securely into the connector. The elastic surface finish makes the marker easy to mount. This specially punched material enables ...
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The Weidmuller's WS series terminal marker is a
clip in the foot, white, halogen-free with a width of 6mm and height of 8mm. This connector is made from innovative composite material namely thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) and polycarbonate (PC-ABS) that makes ...
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Available as blank or pre-numbered, these markers fit
into the side of the terminal. They read parallel to the rail.A fine tip marker pen for use with the blank cards is also offered, stock number 129-2907. Preprinted sets of 1 ...
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THERMOMARK LINE from Phoenix Contact is the intelligent
solution for the quick and easy labelling of terminal blocks, conductors and devices. The system comprises two different thermal transfer printers, the THERMOMARK CARD and the THERMOMARK ROLL.
