Why Choose the Partex PC40-BW Black-on-White Clip-On Chevron Cable Marker?
The Partex PC40-BW is a clip-on chevron cable marker designed for clear and organised identification of electrical cables and conductors in industrial control panels, machinery and automation installations. Part of the Partex PC40 cable marking range, this marker is suitable for cables with outside diameters of 5.0–6.2 mm and features black characters on a white background for high-contrast identification.
The PC40 clip-on marking system provides a convenient method of identifying conductors without requiring adhesive labels or specialised printing equipment. Unlike slide-on markers, the clip-on design allows markers to be fitted directly onto compatible insulated cables without passing them over the conductor ends. This makes the system particularly useful for existing wiring installations, maintenance work and electrical modifications where cables have already been terminated.
The chevron-style marker profile enables individual identification characters to be positioned together to form cable reference sequences, supporting consistent conductor numbering and easier circuit tracing. Supplied in a loose multipack containing 5 × 200 markers, the Partex PC40-BW provides 1,000 individual cable markers for professional electrical installation, control panel assembly and maintenance applications.
Key Advantages
- Clip-on cable identification allows installation onto compatible insulated conductors without removing existing terminations.
- Suitable for 5.0–6.2 mm cable diameters, providing a defined size range for electrical conductor marking.
- Black-on-white identification offers excellent visual contrast for reading cable references.
- Chevron-style design allows individual markers to be combined into identification sequences.
- Suitable for new electrical installations, existing wiring and maintenance work.
- Supports efficient conductor tracing, fault finding and electrical equipment servicing.
- Loose multipack containing 1,000 markers provides a practical supply quantity for repetitive electrical marking applications.
Key Features
- Partex PC40 cable identification series.
- PC40-BW manufacturer part number.
- Clip-on cable identification marker.
- Chevron-style marker profile.
- Suitable cable diameter: 5.0–6.2 mm.
- Black identification characters.
- White marker background.
- High-contrast marking for clear conductor identification.
- Clip-on installation onto compatible insulated electrical cables.
- Suitable for marking conductors that have already been terminated.
- Individual markers can be arranged together to create cable identification codes.
- Loose multipack packaging format.
- Pack configuration: 5 × 200 markers.
- Total quantity: 1,000 individual markers.
Efficient Cable Identification for Industrial Control and Automation Systems
Accurate cable identification is essential for maintaining organised electrical installations, simplifying fault diagnosis and supporting efficient equipment maintenance. Clearly marked conductors help electricians, panel builders and maintenance engineers trace electrical circuits, identify wiring connections and compare installed equipment against electrical schematics. The Partex PC40-BW provides a practical marking solution for industrial control panels, PLC installations, motor control equipment and electrical distribution systems.
The clip-on chevron design is particularly useful when marking cables that are already installed or terminated, reducing the need to disturb existing wiring during identification work. Individual black-on-white markers can be combined into cable reference sequences, supporting consistent conductor numbering throughout electrical equipment. The 5.0–6.2 mm cable diameter range should be matched to the actual outside diameter of the insulated conductor to ensure an appropriate fit.
Typical Applications
- Industrial electrical control panel wiring and conductor identification.
- PLC and industrial automation system installations.
- Existing electrical installations requiring additional cable marking.
- Electrical distribution boards and switchgear assemblies.
- Motor control centres and industrial machinery wiring.
- Electrical maintenance, cable tracing and fault finding.
- Control circuit identification and wiring modifications.
- OEM electrical equipment manufacturing and professional panel building.
