Panduit PST-1 Self-laminating Tags 3 X 2 Inches

Product Description

The PANDUIT PST-1 is a self-laminating identification tag used to label cables, wires, conduit, and equipment in electrical and low-voltage installations. Each tag measures 3 inches by 2 inches and features a built-in laminate layer that folds over handwritten or printed text to protect markings from abrasion, moisture, and contaminants. This style of tag is a standard tool for electricians and low-voltage technicians who need durable, on-the-spot identification without a label printer. Sold individually, the PST-1 is a straightforward solution for circuit identification, panel labeling, and asset tagging in the field.

The PST-1 is suited for use in residential and commercial electrical panels, data centers, telecommunications closets, and industrial control enclosures. Electricians and low-voltage installers use these tags to identify wire runs, breaker circuits, and network cables during installation and future service work. The self-laminating construction makes them appropriate for locations where tags may be exposed to handling, dust, or light moisture.

Key Features

• Self-laminating design protects markings without requiring a separate label protector
• 3 x 2 inch format provides adequate write-on area for circuit IDs, wire numbers, and asset codes
• Suitable for cable, wire, conduit, and equipment labeling applications
• No printer required for field use — write-on surface accommodates permanent markers
• Sold as individual units for flexible quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose identification tag for use in electrical, low-voltage, and telecommunications installations where manual or field-applied wire and cable marking is required.

Installation Notes

Installation of identification tags does not require de-energizing equipment, but standard electrical safety practices apply when working near live panels or active circuits. Tags should be applied to clean, dry surfaces for best adhesion and laminate seal. NEC Article 210 and 408 reference circuit identification requirements that these tags are commonly used to satisfy.