Marker Card 5x5mm Printed 31-40 Allen-Bradley
Built for control panel and terminal labeling, this Allen-Bradley marker card prints numbers 31-40 in a horizontal repeat sequence for clear component identification. It's supplied in blocks of 10 markers sized 5mm x 149mm x 50mm and weighs just 0.1kg. No professional installation is needed, so it applies directly during panel wiring or automation system builds. Full specs and compliance details are covered further down the page.
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- Repeat sequence printing
- Horizontal text
- 31-40 blocks of 10 markers
- Dimensions (H x L x W): 5mm x 149mm x 50mm
- Weight: 0.1 kg
- Repeat sequence printing
- Horizontal text orientation
- Blocks of 10 markers, 31-40 range
- No professional installation required; suitable for manual application in control panels and wiring systems.
- Industrial control panel labeling
- Electrical wiring identification
- Automation system component marking
- Complies with AS/NZS 4801 – Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems
- Helps improve maintenance efficiency reducing waste from mislabeling
- Durable material reduces need for frequent replacements
Radwell 2-year warranty included; factory warranty does not apply.
The Allen-Bradley 1492-M5X5 Marker Card is available now for immediate purchase. Ideal for industrial and electrical panel labeling applications.
Q: What number range does the 1492M5X5H3140 marker card cover?
A: It prints numbers 31-40 in a horizontal repeat sequence, supplied in blocks of 10 marker cards.
Q: Is this marker card covered by a warranty?
A: Yes, it comes with a 2-year warranty (note the factory warranty does not apply), giving buyers added confidence when ordering.
For a different numbering range on the same card format, the marker card 5x5mm printed 21-30 uses the same horizontal sequence style.
A marker application kit helps fit these cards into terminal blocks and panel components more quickly.
For components mounted on DIN rail, din rail marker cards offer a similar identification format.
A consistent numbering approach across switchboards is outlined in the switchboard labelling guide.
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