Ecm Industries Llc 42-035 Wire Markers 450 Adhesive Cloth Strips

Product Description

The ECM INDUSTRIES LLC 42-035 is a booklet-packaged set of adhesive-backed cloth wire marker strips intended for electrical identification work. Each booklet contains 450 individual strips measuring 1.375 inches by 0.375 inches. Strips are pre-printed with numbers 1 through 90 and letters A through Z, giving electricians a full alphanumeric range for labeling conductors, terminals, and control wiring. The cloth backing conforms to wire insulation and resists tearing during installation. Packaged in a booklet format for jobsite use, the set ships bagged and is sold as a unit of measure of each (EA) with a package quantity of 10.

These wire markers are suited for commercial and residential electrical work wherever conductor identification is required. Common applications include panel wiring, control panel terminations, low-voltage signal wiring, and multi-conductor runs where tracing and documentation are critical. The alphanumeric range covers the majority of identification schemes used in standard electrical drawings and field-labeling conventions. Electricians working on new construction, retrofit projects, or service work will find the booklet format convenient for carrying a complete marker set without bulk.

Key Features

• 450 adhesive-backed cloth marker strips per booklet
• Strip size: 1.375 inches by 0.375 inches
• Pre-printed numbers 1 through 90 and letters A through Z
• Cloth material conforms to wire insulation surfaces
• Booklet format keeps strips organized and accessible on the job
• Package quantity of 10 booklets per order unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose adhesive wire marker for use on standard insulated conductors and terminal wiring in residential and commercial electrical installations.

Installation Notes

Wire markers are applied by licensed electricians and qualified installers as part of conductor identification per NEC labeling requirements. De-energize circuits before working on any wiring. Ensure the wire surface is clean and dry before applying the adhesive strip to promote adhesion. Do not apply markers over damaged or heat-degraded insulation.