Why Choose the Partex PLD Self-Adhesive Wrap-Around Cable Marker?
The Partex PLD is a self-adhesive wrap-around cable marker designed for clear, convenient identification of electrical wires and cables. Featuring black identification characters on a white background, the PLD marking system provides high-contrast conductor identification for electrical control panels, industrial machinery, automation equipment and general electrical installations.
Unlike slide-on cable markers, the Partex PLD self-adhesive design allows identification labels to be wrapped around suitable cables without threading a marker over the cable end. This makes the system particularly useful for identifying existing wiring, updating conductor references and marking cables during electrical installation or maintenance.
Supplied as 10 rolls of one selected legend, with approximately 470 individual identification labels per roll, the Partex PLD provides an estimated 4,700 cable identifications per pack. The selected legend is repeated throughout the supplied rolls, making this format particularly convenient for repetitive conductor marking and consistent cable numbering.
Key Advantages
- Self-adhesive wrap-around design enables convenient cable identification without sliding markers over conductor ends.
- Black-on-white marking provides strong visual contrast for easy recognition of cable references.
- Suitable for existing wiring where removing cable terminations would be inconvenient.
- Single-legend roll format supports consistent identification across repetitive wiring tasks.
- Approximately 470 identifications per roll provides a practical supply for electrical assembly work.
- 10-roll pack offers approximately 4,700 individual cable identification labels.
- Helps improve conductor organisation, circuit tracing and electrical maintenance efficiency.
- Useful for electrical control panels, industrial automation systems and equipment wiring.
- Roll format supports convenient dispensing, storage and handling.
- Suitable for electricians, panel builders, maintenance engineers and electrical equipment manufacturers.
Key Features
- Partex PLD self-adhesive cable marker.
- PLD cable identification range.
- Self-adhesive wrap-around configuration.
- Black identification characters on a white background.
- Designed for electrical wire and cable identification.
- Wrap-around application to suitable cable insulation.
- Can be applied to compatible existing cables without removing their terminations.
- One selected identification legend per pack.
- Approximately 470 individual identifications per roll.
- 10 rolls supplied.
- Approximately 4,700 identifications per pack.
- Suitable for repetitive conductor numbering and cable identification tasks.
Convenient Self-Adhesive Cable Identification for Electrical Installations
The Partex PLD wrap-around cable marker offers a straightforward way to apply identification references to electrical conductors. Its self-adhesive format allows individual labels to be positioned around compatible cable insulation, helping installers maintain organised conductor numbering throughout electrical cabinets, machinery and automation systems. The black-on-white identification format supports quick visual recognition during wiring checks, commissioning and fault-finding.
Each pack contains 10 rolls of the same selected legend, with approximately 470 identification labels on each roll. This provides an estimated total of 4,700 labels, making the PLD format suitable for repetitive marking applications where the same character or reference is required across multiple cables. The exact printed legend depends on the product variant ordered. Before application, ensure the cable surface is suitable for adhesive labelling and follow the relevant Partex installation guidance.
Typical Applications
- Industrial electrical control panels and switchgear assemblies.
- PLC and automation system wiring.
- Electrical cabinet and distribution equipment identification.
- Industrial machinery and equipment wiring.
- Control and instrumentation cable marking.
- Existing wiring identification and maintenance updates.
- OEM electrical equipment manufacturing.
- Electrical fault-finding and circuit tracing.
- Terminal wiring and conductor numbering systems.
- Repetitive cable identification using a common printed legend.