Panduit PCM-325-349 Wire Marker Card Vinyl

Product Description

The PANDUIT PCM-325-349 is a pre-printed vinyl wire marker card designed for permanent, legible identification of wires, cables, and conductors. Each card carries pre-printed legends that snap or wrap onto conductors to provide clear circuit identification. Vinyl construction offers resistance to common shop fluids, abrasion, and moderate heat, keeping markings intact in demanding electrical and low-voltage wiring environments. Electrical contractors and industrial wiremen rely on these cards to meet labeling requirements during panel builds, conduit runs, and equipment terminations.

This wire marker card is suited for use in commercial, industrial, and residential electrical installations where fast, consistent conductor identification is required. Typical applications include control panels, motor control centers, switchgear, and structured wiring installations. The pre-printed format eliminates the need for a label printer on the job, making it a practical choice for field service and panel shop work alike.

Key Features

• Pre-printed legends for fast, consistent wire and cable identification
• Vinyl construction resists fluids, abrasion, and moderate heat
• Snap-on or wrap-style application requires no additional adhesive equipment
• Eliminates on-site label printing for field and shop use
• Sold individually per card for precise quantity control

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style wire marker solution compatible with standard conductor and cable identification applications in electrical panel and wiring installations.

Installation Notes

Wire marker cards are installed by licensed electricians and qualified wiremen as part of conductor identification and circuit labeling work. De-energize all circuits and follow applicable NFPA 70 (NEC) lockout/tagout procedures before applying markers in live panel environments. Ensure the conductor diameter is within the marker card range before installation to maintain a secure fit. Avoid stretching or tearing vinyl markers during application, as this can compromise legibility and retention.