Cable marker HellermannTyton BMS-100, single unit, 1 pc, RoHS certified

HellermannTyton BMS-100 is a single-piece cable marker for clear and durable identification of wires and cables. Supplied as one unit per pack and RoHS certified, this marker is intended for electrical and telecom installations where reliable, long-lasting labeling is required. The compact design allows marking of individual conductors, cable harnesses and panel wiring to improve circuit traceability and simplify maintenance tasks.

Advantages

The BMS-100 marker provides a durable identification solution resistant to common workplace conditions found in electrical installations. Its single-piece construction enables quick application to individual cables and wires without additional tools, while compliance with RoHS ensures restricted use of hazardous substances. The marker's size and material selection deliver legible, stable identification over time, helping to reduce wiring errors and speed up troubleshooting.

Suitable for

• Marking individual wires and conductors in control panels
• Identification of cable harnesses in equipment and machines
• Labeling during installation and maintenance in telecom systems
• Use in laboratories and test benches for temporary or permanent identification

Key specifications

• Format: single-piece marker supplied as one unit per pack
• Certification: RoHS compliant
• Application: designed for individual cables, wires and harnesses
• Construction: compact marker suitable for confined wiring spaces

How to use

Slide the BMS-100 marker onto the wire or cable before final routing or after stripping ends depending on access. Position the marker so that any printed or written identification is clearly visible when the wiring is installed. For retrofitting, carefully feed the wire through the opening and slide the marker to the desired location. Ensure the marker fits the conductor diameter to avoid slippage and to maintain legibility.

Usage recommendations

Store markers in a dry environment away from direct sunlight and excessive heat to preserve material properties. Select marker placement where labels remain visible after installation and avoid placing them on moving parts or areas exposed to strong mechanical abrasion. For best results, combine with permanent ink or compatible printing methods to record circuit identifiers.