Brady 31203 Vinyl Cloth Wire Marker Pack 1-45

Product Description

The BRADY 31203 is a vinyl cloth wire marker pack covering legend numbers 1 through 45, designed for permanent identification of cables, wires, and conductors in electrical and low-voltage control wiring applications. The flexible vinyl cloth substrate conforms to round wire surfaces without peeling or lifting during normal service. Each pack contains the complete number sequence from 1 to 45, giving electricians and low-voltage technicians a ready supply of pre-printed legends without the need for a label printer on site. The pack ships as a single unit and weighs 0.45 pounds.

These wire markers are suited for panel wiring, conduit runs, terminal strip labeling, and HVAC control wiring where conductors must be identified at both ends. The vinyl cloth material holds up in environments with moderate heat, moisture, and abrasion, making it appropriate for mechanical rooms, electrical panels, rooftop units, and similar trade installations. Electricians performing new construction, retrofit panel work, or service calls where wire tracing is required will find the consecutive numbering sequence practical for systematic conductor labeling.

Key Features

• Vinyl cloth substrate conforms to wire and cable surfaces for a secure fit
• Pre-printed legends covering numbers 1 through 45 in a single pack
• No label printer required — legends are pre-printed at the factory
• Suitable for use on conductors in electrical panels, control wiring, and low-voltage systems
• Single-pack unit simplifies ordering for job-site stock or service van inventory

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style vinyl cloth wire marker for use on standard round conductors and cables in residential and commercial electrical and control wiring installations.

Installation Notes

Wire markers should be applied by a qualified electrician or low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable NEC requirements for conductor identification. De-energize circuits before working inside panels or junction boxes. Apply markers to clean, dry wire insulation for best adhesion. Do not apply over damaged or contaminated insulation where marker adhesion may be compromised.