For terminated and unterminated cables and wires, Plio-clip® markers can be fitted quickly without any tools.

Featuring a locking system equivalent to closed rings, two sizes can also be fitted top to tail to mark oblong or flat cables and wires larger than 6 mm². Designed to be durable these polyamide markers have V2 UL94 flame resistance rating with a -30° to 100°C operating temperature.

7 strips for each digit from 0-9, 2 strips of the symbols +, -, earth and alternating sign.
36 and 60 Series:
3 strips of each letter A, B, U, V, W and 2 strips of C and D.
Refill kits are available separately including:
Kit A: 2 strips of each digit from 0-3 and 1 strip of each digit from 4 -9 and + and – symbols.
Kit B: 1 strip of each letter from A-M, earth and alternating symbols, and one unmarked strip.
Kit C: 1 strip of each letter from N-Z and of each symbol /, . and one unmarked strip.

How do you use cable markers?
Specifically designed for identifying cables, cable markers are essential in conduit and bundles. They not only assist engineers and technicians with identifying wires or cables, but they also assist with health, safety and effective maintenance.

How you use a cable marker can vary, as their method of application can differ. Adhesive and self-laminating are generally used for terminated wires, they wrap around the wire with a clear protective layer. Clip and slide on labelling are generally colour coded or pre-printed with letters, numbers and symbols. The single characters can also be combined to create a legend. Some are straight, some are chevron shaped. Whilst slide on markers need to be applied pre-termination, clip-on can be applied after termination. Heat shrink, shrunk to fit the cable are flexible, durable and do not fall off. Tie on tags or markers can generally be used on larger bundles.
RS offers a large range of cable ties, markers, labels and kits.