The article Pliograph+ 2.8 I white from Ses-Sterling is a labelling ring booklet for installation technology, specifically for the clear marking of cables, lines, and other electrical or IT connections. It is a series of labelling rings made of PVC, compiled in a booklet to enable uniform labelling. The rings are in the colour white and feature a black print with the marking “I”, making them suitable for standardised labelling in electrical and data cabling.

Applications
These labelling rings are used in the field of installation technology, particularly for cabling in buildings, server rooms, enclosures, or industrial plants. The marking “I” serves as a unique identifier, which, depending on internal systems or standardisation, denotes a specific function, line category, or connection.

Functions and Equipment in Detail
The rings are made of PVC, a robust and flexible plastic that can be easily wrapped around cables or lines. The width of the rings is 2.8 mm, ensuring sufficient visibility of the labelling without disproportionately increasing the diameter of the marked line. The “I” marking is printed in black, providing high contrast against the white background and supporting readability even in low light conditions. A booklet contains 150 identical rings, all in the same colour and with the same marking, enabling efficient and consistent labelling.

Technology Explained Simply
The rings are designed as labelling rings to be mounted by simply sliding them onto cables or lines. The PVC material provides a certain elasticity, allowing the rings to adapt to various diameters without tearing. The labelling is applied via a printing process, ensuring a durable and abrasion-resistant marking. The white colour with black print is a common combination in electrical installation, as it is highly readable and neutral, allowing uniform use in various environments.

Compatibility and Accessories
The rings are part of the Pliograph+ labelling system from Ses-Sterling and can be combined with other products from this series to ensure a consistent labelling system. The rings are designed for manual installation and require no additional tools.

Installation and Mounting
Mounting is done by simply sliding the rings onto the line to be marked. The PVC structure allows flexible adaptation to different cable diameters. The rings are not self-adhesive and must therefore be manually positioned. No special mounting equipment or tools are required. The marking is immediately visible after sliding on and remains durable over time due to the material strength.

Advantages in Operation
The use of these labelling rings enables quick and unambiguous identification of cables and lines, significantly simplifying maintenance, fault diagnosis, and installation. The uniform “I” marking in a booklet of 150 rings reduces the risk of labelling errors and ensures consistent documentation during plant operation. The choice of PVC material ensures sufficient durability under typical indoor conditions.