Panduit H100X044H2C P1 Cassette Heatshrink Tubing

Product Description

The PANDUIT H100X044H2C is a P1 cassette loaded with heatshrink tubing, designed for use with Panduit P1 label printers to produce durable, professional wire and cable markers. When printed and applied, heatshrink tubing labels conform tightly to the wire or cable surface under heat, resisting abrasion, chemicals, and moisture. This cassette format allows for quick, tool-free loading into compatible P1 series printers. It is the standard choice for electricians and industrial technicians who need permanent, legible identification on wiring harnesses, panel wiring, and cable bundles.

Heatshrink tubing cassettes are used in commercial and industrial electrical installations, control panels, switchgear, and data centers where permanent wire identification is required. Typical applications include labeling conductors inside electrical enclosures, MCC panels, and instrumentation wiring. The cassette is sold as a single unit and is intended for use by licensed electricians, panel builders, and field technicians who require reliable, long-lasting wire markers that meet identification standards.

Key Features

• Heatshrink tubing format conforms to wire surface when heat is applied for a secure, permanent label
• Cassette design allows fast, tool-free loading into compatible P1 series label printers
• Resistant to abrasion, moisture, and common chemicals found in industrial environments
• Produces professional wire and cable identification markers for panels and wiring harnesses
• Sold as a single cassette unit for straightforward inventory and ordering

Compatibility

Designed for use with Panduit P1 series label printers that accept heatshrink tubing cassettes. Refer to your printer documentation to confirm cassette compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Installation of this cassette is performed by loading it into a compatible P1 series printer according to the printer manufacturer's instructions. After printing, slide the heatshrink tubing label over the wire or cable and apply heat with an appropriate heat gun to shrink the label into place. De-energize all circuits before applying labels to live wiring in accordance with NFPA 70E safe work practices. A licensed electrician should perform or supervise installation in regulated environments.