PP+110CDW Partex insert-tag profile, White 11.0mm Wide Profile, pack 1 x 17m

Why Choose the Partex PP+110CDW White 11.0 mm Insert-Tag Profile?

The Partex PP+110CDW is a professional white 11.0 mm wide printable insert-tag profile designed for clear and consistent identification of electrical terminal blocks, modular electrical equipment and control panel components. Part of the established Partex PP+ range, this flat marking profile provides a practical solution for producing customised electrical identification tags using compatible thermal transfer marking equipment.

Manufactured from PVC, the PP+110CDW features a semi-rigid, flat construction that makes printed identification strips easy to handle, cut and insert into suitable terminal block marking locations. The 11.0 mm profile is particularly associated with WAGO TOPJOB terminal block identification, making it a useful choice for panel builders and electrical engineers working with compatible WAGO terminal systems.

Supplied as 1 × 17 m disc, the Partex PP+110CDW provides a continuous length of white marker material for producing individual terminal references, component labels and electrical identification strips. Its white surface offers a clear background for printed characters, helping improve wiring documentation, commissioning efficiency and maintenance procedures.

Key Advantages

• Professional white 11.0 mm insert-tag profile for electrical component and terminal identification.
• Designed for compatible WAGO TOPJOB terminal block marking applications.
• 17 m disc provides a practical quantity for ongoing panel-building and electrical identification work.
• Flat, semi-rigid PVC construction makes the profile easy to handle and insert.
• White marking surface provides excellent contrast for printed alphanumeric references.
• Suitable for thermal transfer printing with compatible Partex marking equipment.
• Continuous profile can be cut to the required length for customised identification.
• Supports consistent terminal numbering and component referencing across electrical assemblies.
• Helps improve the readability and organisation of densely populated control panels.
• Useful for both new electrical installations and maintenance-related identification work.
• Provides an alternative to individually handwritten or manually assembled identification labels.
• Suitable for creating repeatable identification sequences during panel production.
• Operating temperature range of −20 to +60 °C for appropriate electrical marking environments.
• Compact disc format supports convenient storage and handling.
• Can help reduce errors during electrical inspection, troubleshooting and commissioning.

Key Features

• Manufacturer: Partex.
• Product code: PP+110CDW.
• Product series: PP+ flat insert-tag profiles.
• Profile designation: PP+110.
• Colour: White.
• Profile width: 11.0 mm.
• Material: PVC.
• Construction: Flat, semi-rigid marking profile.
• Supply format: Compact disc.
• Supplied length: 17 m.
• Pack quantity: 1 × 17 m disc.
• Printing method: Thermal transfer.
• Installation: Insert into compatible terminal block marking locations or suitable holders.
• Primary application: WAGO TOPJOB terminal block identification.
• Operating temperature: −20 to +60 °C.
• Suitable for printing numbers, letters and other electrical identification references.
• Continuous format allows customised tag lengths.
• Designed for use with compatible Partex marking systems and associated accessories.

Designed for WAGO TOPJOB Terminal Block Identification

The Partex PP+110 profile is particularly suited to terminal identification applications requiring an 11.0 mm wide marking strip. Partex identifies this profile size for use with compatible WAGO TOPJOB terminal blocks, making it a practical option for electrical panel builders who need clearly printed terminal references.

Terminal identification is essential for accurate wiring, commissioning and maintenance. In control panels containing large numbers of terminal connections, consistently printed labels make it easier to match physical terminals with electrical schematics, wiring schedules and maintenance documentation.

The white PP+110CDW profile provides a clear surface for terminal numbers and alphanumeric designations. Its continuous format allows marking strips to be produced in the lengths required for the installation, helping users maintain a consistent identification style throughout an electrical assembly.

Compatibility note: WAGO TOPJOB products are available in different terminal block designs and marking arrangements. Confirm that the selected terminal block accepts an 11.0 mm PP+110-style marking profile before installation.

Flat PVC Construction for Professional Printed Identification

The Partex PP+110CDW is manufactured from PVC and supplied as a flat, semi-rigid profile. This construction provides a useful balance of flexibility and rigidity, helping the material feed through suitable marking equipment while remaining practical to handle during installation.

Unlike oval slide-on wire marker profiles, the PP+110CDW is designed primarily as a flat insert tag. It is not intended to slide directly over an insulated conductor. Instead, the printed strip is inserted into a compatible terminal block marking location or suitable identification holder.

Thermal transfer printing provides a professional way to produce consistent terminal references, circuit numbers and component designations. By preparing identification data in advance, panel builders can produce sequential labels that correspond to electrical drawings and terminal schedules.

The specified −20 to +60 °C operating temperature range makes the PP+ profile suitable for appropriate indoor industrial electrical marking environments. The material and temperature requirements of the complete installation should always be considered when selecting an identification system.

Printing and Installation Guide

The Partex PP+110CDW is supplied as a continuous 17 m disc for printing and cutting into individual identification tags. It is designed for use with compatible Partex thermal transfer marking systems, subject to the correct printer setup and material-handling accessories.

Prepare the required terminal numbers, circuit references or component designations using the appropriate marking software. Load the profile into the compatible printer according to the equipment instructions and print the identification sequence onto the white surface.

Once printed, cut or separate the profile into the required tag lengths. Insert each finished tag into the corresponding compatible terminal block marking position or identification holder, ensuring that the printed reference remains clearly visible and correctly aligned.

For the best results, confirm the 11.0 mm profile width, the terminal block's marking arrangement and the printer's supported material configuration before beginning a production run. The PP+110CDW is supplied as marking material; terminal blocks, holders and printing equipment are separate components.

Typical Applications

• Compatible WAGO TOPJOB terminal block identification.
• Industrial electrical control panel assembly.
• Electrical terminal numbering and reference marking.
• PLC cabinet terminal identification.
• Machine building and OEM electrical equipment production.
• Electrical distribution and control system marking.
• Automation cabinet assembly and commissioning.
• Terminal identification for industrial machinery.
• Electrical panel refurbishment and wiring modifications.
• Maintenance replacement of terminal identification tags.
• Customised alphanumeric component references.
• Production of sequential terminal numbering strips.
• Electrical installations requiring consistent printed identification.