Cable marker VALUE 25.99.5256, assorted colours, 100 pcs, for wire Ø 5–6.5 mm

VALUE cable marker 25.99.5256 is a set of 100 assorted-colour flexible rings designed for identification of round cables and wires with an outer diameter of 5–6.5 mm. The markers are compact (width 105.8 mm, height 11.8 mm) and supplied in a shallow package suitable for storage on shelves or in toolboxes. Each ring is numbered 0–9 and available in multiple colours to simplify visual differentiation of circuits, network lines and power cables in residential and commercial electrical installations.

Advantages

These coloured marking rings provide a simple, reusable and space-saving solution for cable identification. Their flexible material allows fitting onto installed cables without the need to disconnect wiring. The clips have small pins and sockets so individual markers can be connected into continuous strips or kept separate according to application needs. Supplied as 10 sets of 10 pieces in assorted colours, the markers support fast visual sorting and clear numeric identification.

Suitable for

• Identification of network, power and signal cables in offices and data rooms
• Labelling cables inside electrical panels and distribution boards
• Organisation of cable bundles and ducts in installations
• Temporary or permanent marking of wires during installation and maintenance

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 pieces (10 × 10 assorted)
• Compatible cable outer diameter: 5–6.5 mm
• Material: flexible plastic (ring/clip design)
• Dimensions (per strip/package): width 105.8 mm, height 11.8 mm; package depth 70 mm
• Marking: numeric identifiers 0–9; assorted colours for visual differentiation
• Connection: pins and sockets for linking clips together

How to use

Select the appropriate numbered and coloured marker for the cable you want to identify. Open the flexible ring and slide it over the cable or clip it onto the cable if already installed. If multiple markers are required in sequence, connect individual clips using their pins and sockets to form a continuous strip. Place marked cables in panels, ducts or bundles so labels remain visible and accessible for future maintenance or tracing.

Usage recommendations

For durable identification, choose contrasting colours for adjacent circuits and keep numeric sequences consistent with wiring documentation. Avoid stretching the rings beyond their intended size range and store unused markers in their original package to prevent deformation.