1050017:0121

Series:	CLIPLINE
Packaging:	Strip
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Part Status:	Active
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--
Type:	Label, Snap In
Legend:	Numbers, 121 through 130
Pitch:	0.205" (5.20mm)
For Use With/Related Products:	CLIPLINE ST and UT Series
Color:	White

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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Marker Strips1050017:0121 application field and working principleTerminal Blocks – Accessories – Marker Strips are critical components of any device, machine, factory, etc. They have a wide variety of uses in the industrial and commercial sector. They are primarily used to provide access to and secure connections between terminals in circuits, cables, and other devices.Marker Strips, also known as wiring strips or ID strips, provide a means of reference when wiring a circuit. These strips feature unique codes and numbers that are stamped in order to identify what connection the block should be wired to. Marker Strips are typically made of plastic or metal with printed markings that are pre-punched and ready for easy identification of the connection location points. Marker strips, along with terminal block accessories, ensure safety in the workplace, as well as making the wiring of the circuits fast and efficient.Marker Strips come in a variety of sizes and shapes to fit any application. Most are available in predefined sizes or can be custom made to fit practically any application. Depending on the use, Marker Strips may feature various colors, numbers, symbols, or alphanumeric combinations that can serve as a reference for the printed circuit board or wiring diagrams. Marker Strips are typically held in place by various clips and other mechanisms, like screw mount, with the terminal block assembly acting as a securing force. This helps to keep the Marker Strip in place while the circuit is being wired and ensures that the Marker Strip can clearly be seen and read by technicians working on the board.Marker Strips come in several material types, including paperboard, wood, steel, metal engraved, and plastic (PVC). Each material has its own advantages and disadvantages. For example, paperboard is lightweight and economical, while engraved metal is more durable and corrosion resistant. Each material also has different printing technologies that can be used, such as Dot matrix, Thermal Transfer, Inkjet, Laser, or Foil. This provides a great selection for the user to choose from, depending on the application requirements and desired output.The key characteristics to consider when choosing a Marker Strip is its reliability, readability, durability, and aesthetics. The reliable operation of a terminal block is essential for ensuring proper electrical connections and maintaining safety in a reliable and efficient manner. The readability of the marker indicates that it must be clearly visible and identified, and withstand any environmental conditions. Durability indicates the ability of the marker to resist abrasion and wear over time. The aesthetics of the marker strips are important to match the desired look and feel of the circuit board or electrical connection point.In conclusion, 1050017:0121 Marker Strips are an essential element of any device, machine, or industrial process. These strips provide a secure connection and reference when wiring a circuit. They are typically held in place by clips or various mounting mechanisms and available in several materials and printing technologies. Understanding the important characteristics and qualities of Marker Strips is essential to make the right choice and ensure reliable and efficient operation of the circuit board or electrical connection point.

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