The PLIO SNAP+ PS-12 7,6 cm ( 3 inch ) marker from Ses-Sterling is a cable identification system for the unambiguous identification of cables in electrical and IT applications. It is designed for visual marking of cables with an outer diameter of 4.5 to 6.0 mm and a cable cross-section of 4.0 to 6.0 mm². The markers are white with a black print of the digit "3 and are made of POM (polyoxymethylene), a robust, wear-resistant plastic suitable for use in technical installations. The carrier rods, on which the markers are mounted, are yellow and can also be purchased without markers; however, the packaging offered here includes 12 pre-loaded carrier rods. In total, a packaging unit contains 300 markers, packed in a bag.

Cable identification is a central component of documentation and maintenance of electrical and data lines. The markers enable quick and unambiguous assignment of cables, especially in complex systems, where error-free identification is critical. The digit "7,6 cm ( 3 inch ) serves as a visual identifier used within a predefined marking system to assign cables specific functions, circuits, or connections. The use of POM as material ensures high mechanical strength, resistance to wear, and chemical resistance, making the markers suitable for use in industrial and technical environments.

Applications include particularly electrical installations, building automation, IT infrastructure, and industrial systems where clear and durable cable marking is required. The markers are designed for cables with an outer diameter between 4.5 and 6.0 mm, making them suitable for medium-sized lines in power and low-voltage technology. The use of carrier rods enables structured storage and easy handling, with the yellow color of the rods allowing for quick visual differentiation from other marker types.

Functions and equipment in detail include the pre-loaded carrier rods with markers, which can be directly applied to the cable. The markers are designed for easy installation, allowing them to be slid onto the cable using the SNAP+ system. The white color with black print ensures high readability, even under low light conditions. The packaging unit contains 300 markers, organized on 12 pre-loaded carrier rods, enabling efficient storage and distribution.

Technology explained simply shows that the markers are made of POM, a thermoplastic with high mechanical properties, particularly used for components requiring high abrasion resistance and heat resistance. The marking with the digit "7,6 cm ( 3 inch ) is part of a standardized identification system, often used in practice for specific circuits, phases, or functions. The use of carrier rods simplifies storage and transport, as the markers are not loose but are neatly presented.

Compatibility and accessories refers to the use of the markers with cables within the specified diameter and cross-section range. The carrier rods are yellow and can be purchased without markers, allowing for combination with other marker types.

Mounting and installation is done by sliding the markers onto the cable, with the SNAP+ system ensuring secure and durable fastening. The markers are not self-adhesive but are mechanically mounted onto the cable. Installation requires no tools and can be performed directly on the cable. Use typically occurs during installation or maintenance to clearly identify cables.

The markers are designed for use in technical systems where durable and resilient marking is required. The use of POM and the robust construction ensure that the markers retain their function even under mechanical stress, moisture, or temperature fluctuations. The clear marking with the digit "7,6 cm ( 3 inch ) supports efficiency during maintenance and inspection, as cables can be quickly and unambiguously identified.