Wire marker Ergom OZ-2, 2 mm, yellow, pack of 100 (E04ZP-01020400300)

Ergom OZ-2 wire markers are yellow identification sleeves with a 2 mm internal diameter, supplied in a pack of 100. They are designed to provide compact, durable marking for electrical wires and cables where clear visual identification is required. These sleeves help organize wiring in control panels, wiring harnesses and general electrical installations by adding a consistent color code to individual conductors without significantly increasing wire bulk.

Advantages

The markers offer a small 2 mm diameter that fits snugly on fine conductors while remaining easy to apply. Supplied in a pack of 100, they are convenient for both small maintenance jobs and larger wiring projects. The yellow color gives clear visual contrast for rapid identification, and the sleeves are made to withstand standard installation environments, maintaining legibility and position on the conductor.

Suitable for

• Marking and color-coding fine electrical wires and jumpers
• Identification of conductors in control panels and terminal blocks
• Wiring harness assembly and repair
• Maintenance, troubleshooting and service operations

Key specifications

• Internal diameter: 2 mm
• Color: yellow
• Quantity per pack: 100 pieces
• Form: sleeve-style marker for sliding onto conductors
• Intended use: wire and cable identification

How to use

Slide a marker onto the end of the conductor or thread the wire through the sleeve before making connections. Position the marker close to terminals, connectors or other reference points so the identification is visible after installation. For multiple markers on a single conductor, space them as needed to indicate different functions or phases. Ensure the sleeve sits fully on the insulated portion of the wire to avoid interference with electrical contacts.

Usage recommendations

Store markers in a dry environment away from direct sunlight to preserve color and material properties. For reliable identification, combine these yellow markers with additional colors or numbered identifiers when labeling multiple circuits. Verify compatibility with cable insulation materials and installation temperatures for specific use cases.