Anillos de marcado de cables InLine 5,2–10 mm, dígitos 0–9, 1000 uds., amarillo

InLine cable marker rings for conductor identification are designed for numeric labeling of cables and wiring with diameters from 5.2 mm to 10 mm. This set contains 1000 yellow rings printed with digits 0–9 to provide clear, repeatable identification during installation and maintenance. The flexible rings slip over conductors and harnesses for quick marking before connector assembly or while organizing electrical panels and cable runs.

Advantages

The marker rings provide a compact and durable method for numeric identification without adhesive or heat application. Their bright yellow color and bold black digits ensure high visibility in typical workplace lighting. A large pack size of 1000 pieces is suited to repetitive tasks and reduces the need for frequent restocking. The rings are flexible enough to fit a range of conductor diameters while retaining shape for long-term legibility.

Suitable for

• Identification of individual conductors in wiring looms and harnesses
• Numbering cables in distribution boards and control cabinets
• Pre-marking cables before connector crimping or assembly
• Organizing multi-core cable runs in installations and maintenance work

Key specifications

• Compatible cable diameter range: 5.2 mm – 10 mm
• Numbering: digits 0–9 printed on rings
• Quantity per set: 1000 rings
• Color: yellow with high-contrast digit print
• Material properties: flexible ring construction suitable for slipping over conductors

How to use

Select a digit ring corresponding to the required identification number and slide it onto the conductor or cable sleeve until it rests in the desired position. For tight cable bundles, position the marker before routing or assembling connectors to ensure ease of application. Ensure the digit faces outward and is visible for inspection. The rings do not require tools or adhesives and can be moved or repositioned as needed during setup.

Recommendations

Store the rings in a dry, dust-free container to preserve legibility. When marking cables in outdoor or high-temperature environments, verify material compatibility and inspect markers periodically for wear. For consistent system documentation, combine numeric ring marking with schematics or labeling plates in control cabinets.