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You simply peel a marker label from the card and wrap it around the wire near its termination point. The marker's high-tack adhesive ensures it stays in place. This is done on both ends of the wire for clear identification.

These wire markers are typically made from a flexible, self-adhesive vinyl or cloth material. This allows them to conform to the wire's curve and resist oil, dirt, moisture, and heat found in industrial environments. We also offer fiber optic markers.

Solid number or letter markers are used for building custom codes. For example, a wire labeled 101 would be created by peeling off a 1, a 0, and another 1 and applying them in a row on the wire. See our general wire markers for more options.

Electricians and panel builders use wire marker cards to create a clear, logical, and permanent labeling system. This is essential for troubleshooting, maintenance, and ensuring that all connections are made correctly during installation. We offer various organization tools, including wire marker books.