HellermannTyton WIC2 Snap-On Cable Marker, Pre-printed "0-9", 3.8 mm Cable, 2.8 mm Cable, 561-02100

HellermannTyton Cable Markers, 2.8 to 3.8mm Cable Diameter Range, Pack of 200 - WIC2 Series - 561-02100 WIC2-0-9-PA66-SPECIAL

Struggling to tell your electrical connections apart? Get organised with these HellermannTyton cable markers. As they clip into place on your wires, you can label your setup in a snap. Pre-printed numbers between 0 and 9 mean you don't need to manually write on them, saving you time and effort. The markers are colour-coded, so you can identify your connections in the blink of an eye. They don't break a sweat in harsh environments, thanks to their wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

Features & Benefits

• Hard-wearing PA66 construction for resistance to abrasion and wear
• Supplied in a bag of 200 for use on multiple cables

Applications

• Aerospace engineering
• Data centres
• Manufacturing machinery

What cable sizes can I use these markers with?

The markers accommodate cables ranging diameter from 2.8 to 3.8mm for versatility.

WIC Snap-on Cable Markers

WIC markers are applied to the wire by simply clicking them on using the WIC tool or if no tool is available they can easily be applied by hand. Simply insert the marker strip into the back of the tool and slide down to the end and simply press the marker down over the wire. Twist off the marker and apply the next marker. Once all the markers are on slide them together until the locking mechanism engages. The markers are on a dispenser that is colour coded (Red, Blue or Yellow) for the different sizes of markers. The applicator tool (which can be used with all 3 sizes of markers) is easy to use and designed for use in confined space.

• Features and benefits
• Fast and easy to use pre-printed nylon snap-on marker
• Ideal where termination is completed or for maintenance and repair
• Markers lock together to give perfect text alignment
• Vibration resistant markers
• Gripping system locks markers onto wire and resists rotation