HellermannTyton Helagrip Slide-On Cable Marker, White, Pre-printed "0", 5 mm Cable Black, 2 mm Cable, 515-03945 HGDC2-5

HellermanTyton Helagrip Series Cable Marker, 4.3mm Width, 3.5mm Length - 515-03945 HGDC2-5 0-PVC-BK

This cable marker is a pre-printed PVC identification device designed to be fitted to wire and cable prior to termination, providing clear alphanumeric labelling for electrical and control systems. It is manufactured from a flexible, cadmium-free polyvinyl chloride compound that returns securely around conductors, with a chevron end cut enabling markers to lock together and maintain alignment in harnesses and cable runs.

Features & Benefits

• UL94 V-0 material for flame retardancy and safety compliance
  Withstands continuous temperatures from -65°C to 105°C
  Resistant to fuel, alkali and acid exposure for harsh environments
  Chevron cut locks legends together preventing displacement
  Wide fitting range accommodates varied cable diameters
  Indelible pre-printed legends include numerals, letters and symbols

**Applications**

• Suitable for panel wiring in automation and control cabinets
  Ideal for marking power and signal cables in industrial plants
  Used with harnesses where sequential legend alignment is required
  Can be used for identification in electrical installation and maintenance
  Used for labelling wiring in electronics assembly and test benches

What characters are available on the pre-printed markers?

The legends comprise digits 0–9, letters A–Z and standard electrical symbols to cover typical identification needs.

How are the markers supplied for installation?

They are delivered on reels intended for application to cables before termination to simplify mass labelling tasks.

What flammability standard does the material meet and at what thickness?

The compound meets UL94 V-0 classification when assessed at a 3mm specimen thickness.

Can these markers tolerate short-term higher temperatures?

The material supports intermittent exposure up to 135°C, accommodating occasional thermal excursions during operation or assembly.

What standard testing or specifications apply to these markers?

They are produced in line with IEC 757 and British specifications including BS 2782 and BS 6746C for cable identification materials.