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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Marker Strips

Marker strips are made up of plastic covered strips of a flexible material, with a variety of terminals that are inserted into the terminals of a terminal block. Each terminal is clearly identified with a number, letter, and/or color to match the corresponding terminal on the terminal block. The marker strips are designed to support operations by clearly identifying the wiring terminals.

1050020:0411 application field and working principle of the marker strips are simple. The plastic cover holds a label which is printed with numbers, letters or color codes that match the corresponding terminal block terminals. During the installation of the terminal block, the technician can easily move the terminal to the desired position and label it correctly with a marker strip. The marker strips ensure that the right terminal is connected to the right device and increases operational safety.

The marker strips are widely used in the industrial automation, control, and power distribution applications, mainly for the identification and marking of the terminal blocks in a terminal control system. In the industry, it is essential that the technician knows the complete location and type of all the terminals in the system, and the marker strips provide this information quickly and accurately.

The working principle of the marker strips is based on the application of a special adhesive onto the substrate of the marker strip. The label is affixed to this adhesive and then placed against the terminals of the terminal blocks. The adhesive ensures that the marker strip will adhere to the terminals, thus providing the operator with the desired information and ensuring proper connections.

Marker strips are an important element of any industrial automation system and are essential for the safe and accurate identification of terminal connections in a terminal control system. The use of marker strips, combined with the correct installation and labeling, can drastically reduce potential errors in a terminal system.