CYBERXLINK
CYBERXLINK Cable Identification Labels 0.625 x 2" Pack of 40 Assorted Colors
Forty reusable cable labels in four colours rotate 360° for easy reading behind desks and in wiring closets
- Quickly identify cables with 40 assorted-color labels
- Rotate marking surface 360° for easy reading in tight spots
- Reusable and interchangeable design saves troubleshooting time
- Write directly with pen or use a label machine
- UL 94V-2 fire-retardant material for safer installations
Quick cable identification for IT setups
These CYBERXLINK labels come in a pack of 40 with assorted blue, orange, white and yellow colours, ten of each shade. They suit network engineers, home-office builders and anyone managing dense cable runs behind desks or in wiring closets. The 0.625 by 2 inch markers wrap around virtually any cable diameter and stay legible in tight spaces.
Rotatable marking surface
Each label rotates 360 degrees so the text faces the viewer without repositioning the cable bundle. The surface accepts ink from a standard marking pen or output from a label machine. UL 94V-2 rating confirms the material meets a recognised flame-retardant standard for indoor wiring environments.
Reusable design cuts ongoing labelling costs
Labels can be removed, swapped between cables and reapplied without losing adhesion, so a single pack supports multiple reconfigurations. Colour coding by function or destination speeds up fault finding during network troubleshooting. No additional software or proprietary tools are required to start labelling immediately.
Highlights
- Quickly identify cables with 40 assorted-color labels
- Rotate marking surface 360° for easy reading in tight spots
- Reusable and interchangeable design saves troubleshooting time
- Write directly with pen or use a label machine
- UL 94V-2 fire-retardant material for safer installations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the 0.625 x 2" labels to cables and what step do people miss?
Wrap the label around the cable and press the hook-and-loop fastener to secure it; the step often missed is rotating the marking surface 360° to face the viewer before finalising the wrap.
Will the assorted-color labels need replacement and what wears out first?
The hook-and-loop fastener can lose grip after repeated opening and closing; the UL 94V-2 fire-retardant material itself does not degrade under normal indoor use.
What is the first limitation when labels stay on cables in a hot wiring closet?
The UL 94V-2 rating resists flame spread but does not guarantee performance above standard indoor temperatures; prolonged high heat can soften the adhesive backing.
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