Why Choose the Partex PPQ+19040DN4 Cable-Tie Marker?
The Partex PPQ+19040DN4 is a professional cable-tie identification marker designed for clear and reliable labelling of electrical cables, cable bundles and wiring assemblies. Part of the Partex PPQ cable marker series, this yellow identification marker provides a practical solution for electrical engineers, industrial panel builders and maintenance technicians requiring consistent and easily readable cable identification.
Featuring a generous 19 × 40 mm marking area, the PPQ+19040DN4 provides ample space for cable numbers, circuit references and equipment identification information. Its cable-tie mounting design allows the marker to be secured directly to individual cables or cable bundles, making it particularly useful for installations where conventional slide-on identification markers are unsuitable.
Supplied as a 20 m roll containing 500 markers, the PPQ+19040DN4 supports efficient preparation of identification labels using compatible Partex marking equipment. The yellow marking surface provides a highly visible background for printed identification, helping improve readability during electrical installation, commissioning, inspection and maintenance.
Key Advantages
- 19 × 40 mm marker dimensions provide a generous surface for clear cable identification.
- 500 markers per roll support high-volume electrical marking applications.
- 20 m roll format enables convenient storage, handling and preparation of identification markers.
- Yellow identification surface offers excellent visibility for printed cable references.
- Cable-tie mounting allows secure attachment to individual cables and cable bundles.
- Suitable for identifying cables that have already been terminated.
- Compatible with suitable Partex thermal transfer marking equipment.
- 19 mm marker height provides additional space for identification information compared with smaller marker formats.
- Helps improve cable tracing, electrical maintenance and wiring organisation.
Key Features
- Partex PPQ cable-tie marker series.
- 19 mm marker height for a larger identification surface.
- 40 mm marker length suitable for cable references and identification codes.
- Yellow marking surface for high-visibility identification.
- 500 individual markers supplied per roll.
- 20 m total roll length.
- Designed for attachment using suitable cable ties.
- Suitable for individual cables, cable bundles and wiring harnesses.
- Supports customised alphanumeric cable identification.
- Designed for printing using compatible Partex marking systems.
- Convenient roll presentation for batch printing and repetitive marking operations.
- Suitable for industrial electrical installations, control panels and automation systems.
Reliable Cable Identification for Industrial Electrical Systems
Accurate cable identification is essential for the safe installation, commissioning and maintenance of electrical systems. The Partex PPQ+19040DN4 cable-tie marker provides a practical method of applying identification information to electrical cables and wiring assemblies, helping engineers trace circuits, locate connections and maintain organised electrical installations.
The 19 × 40 mm marking surface offers additional vertical space for identification information compared with smaller cable markers. Its yellow background provides a visible identification area, while the cable-tie fastening method allows markers to be installed without threading them over the ends of conductors.
With 500 markers supplied on a 20 m roll, the PPQ+19040DN4 is particularly suitable for electrical contractors, control panel manufacturers and industrial maintenance departments. The roll format supports efficient batch preparation of markers and helps maintain consistent cable identification standards across large electrical installations.
Typical Applications
- Industrial electrical cable identification.
- Control panel and switchgear wiring.
- Electrical distribution and power control systems.
- Cable bundles and wiring harness identification.
- PLC cabinets and industrial automation installations.
- Machinery manufacturing and OEM electrical assemblies.
- Retrofit cable identification in existing electrical installations.
- Industrial maintenance and electrical fault finding.
- Building services and electrical infrastructure cabling.
- Electrical equipment requiring visible cable and circuit identification.
