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Terminal Blocks - Accessories - Marker Strips

Marker strips are an essential part of any terminal block system. They allow quick and efficient identification of the various circuits within the system. Marker strips are also known as marker tags, marker bands, wire markers, and marking strips.

Marker strips are available in various lengths, widths, and thicknesses to ensure compatibility with the particular type of terminal block system. The strips are usually composed of vinyl, plastic, or metal, and the markers can either be printed or embossed. Generally, they are highly visible, featuring bold colors and graphics so that maintenance and repair personnel can quickly identify each circuit.

Marker strips are usually attached to the terminal block using screws, self-tapping screws, or rivets. The strips must be firmly secured in order to prevent them from being pulled loose or coming off over time due to vibration or temperature changes. The marker strip must be attached securely enough to withstand the operating conditions of the terminal block in which it is used.

Marker strips are also used in other applications, such as audio and video equipment, television sets, and communications equipment. Depending on the specific use, various marking systems are available, such as color-coded labels, optical coding systems, and punched dot designs. As with terminal blocks, the marker strips are firmly attached to the equipment using hardware.

The actual application of marker strips to terminal block systems is fairly simple and straightforward. First, the terminal strip is marked with the appropriate circuit numbers and/or names, then the marker strip is placed over the appropriate terminals and the marker lettering is arranged in the desired order. The marker strip is then secured using the hardware included with the terminal block or with special self-tapping screws provided with the marker.

Marker strips are invaluable when it comes to troubleshooting. Because they are highly visible, they make it easier to spot connections that have been improperly wired. Maintenance and repair personnel can quickly trace out a circuit from one terminal block to another without having to decipher the component identification markings printed on the circuitry.

Marker strips are a key component of any terminal block system, and they have been used for more than 100 years. They are an inexpensive and reliable way of identifying circuits across a wide variety of applications and equipment. Using a marker strip can greatly reduce the amount of time spent troubleshooting in the field, and can help ensure that the terminal block remains reliable and safe for years to come.

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