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Silverfox Cable Markers & Marking - Tie-On Markers
Cable Markers for Power, Data & Telecomms - Tie-On
Even today electrical engineers produce cable markers one at a time, sliding individual marker characters onto a plastic bar, then cable tying the bar to the cable or wire.
Silver Fox Tie-on cable markers are proven to save a huge amount of time on your projects, simply enter information into Labacus Innovator software then print the cable markers through a standard laser printer producing hundreds of labels in minutes.
Speak to our Sales Department about our free trial offer - download Labacus Innovator totally free and call T&D for your free cable marker sheets.
T&D distribute 3M, Silverfox, BAND-IT and Cembre cable markers for electrical, instrumentation and process pipeline and cable identification - this includes heat shrink, thermal transfer, stainless steel, tie-on, slide-on, self adhesive and software printer generated cable markers and cable identification systems suitable for low and high voltage power, control and instrumentation cables.
NEWS MAY 2011 Silver Fox, a cable labelling solutions manufacturer, has added zero-halogen low smoke heatshrink to its product range for marking ferrules and cables. Low smoke zero-halogen (LS0H) heatshrink is flattened, printable polyolefin heat shrinkable tubing with zero halogens, excellent flame resistance and produces very little smoke. Silver Fox cable labels and markers meet London Underground Limited Eng. Standard 1-085 A1 - the cable marking and labelling system is suitable for LUL projects as well as other applications where LS0H (low smoke zero halogen) is specified for marking cables. All Silver Fox heatshrink and non-shrink tubing is supplied in rolls and can be easily printed using Plug’N’Play thermal printer and utilising Silver Fox labelling software Labacus Innovator. Silver Fox cable markers and labels can also be printed on both sides using patented double-sided ferrule marking system; two rolls of heat shrink tubing can be run through printer at same time and there is no limit to number of characters printed per cable marker.
