Finder 093.48 – 93 Series Sockets for 34 Series relays – Accessory

Why Choose the Finder 093.48 Identification Marking Tags?

The Finder 093.48 is a genuine 48-piece identification marking tag sheet designed for labelling compatible Finder relay interface modules. Part of the Finder Series 93 accessory range, this product provides a practical solution for identifying individual relays and interface circuits within electrical control panels, industrial automation systems and machinery control cabinets.

Each sheet contains 48 white, unprinted identification tags, with individual tag dimensions of approximately 10 × 6 mm. The tags can be marked with circuit references, relay numbers or other identification information, helping installers and maintenance engineers distinguish between adjacent interface modules.

The Finder 093.48 is particularly associated with Finder Series 39 relay interfaces and is also referenced for compatible Series 38 interface assemblies. Its compact marking format is intended to support identification without occupying unnecessary space inside densely populated electrical cabinets.

The tags are suitable for marking using compatible Cembre thermal transfer printing equipment. They may also be identified using an appropriate manual marking method, subject to the suitability of the marking medium and installation conditions.

Identified by manufacturer part number 093.48 and EAN 8012823399089, this genuine Finder accessory is intended for professional relay identification and control panel organisation. It is a passive marking product rather than a relay socket, switching device or electrical connection accessory.

Key Advantages

• Genuine Finder identification accessory for compatible relay interface installations.
• 48 individual marking tags supplied together in a convenient sheet format.
• Compact 10 × 6 mm tag dimensions for identification of compatible interface modules.
• White, unprinted finish provides a clear background for circuit references.
• Suitable for marking using compatible Cembre printing equipment.
• Supports consistent identification across multiple relay interface positions.
• Helps simplify control panel inspection, commissioning and maintenance.
• Reduces ambiguity when working with closely spaced interface modules.
• Useful for identifying PLC input and output interface circuits.
• Supports organised electrical documentation and circuit referencing.
• Suitable for new control panel construction and refurbishment projects.
• Can assist with replacement and maintenance of existing relay installations.
• Requires no electrical connection or independent power supply.
• Manufacturer reference 093.48 provides accurate product identification.

Key Features

• Manufacturer: Finder
• Manufacturer part number: 093.48
• Accessory series: Finder Series 93
• Product type: Identification marking tags
• Format: Marking tag sheet
• Number of tags: 48
• Individual tag dimensions: 10 × 6 mm
• Colour: White
• Marking condition: Unprinted
• Printing compatibility: Suitable Cembre thermal transfer printing systems
• Primary associated relay range: Finder Series 39
• Additional associated range: Compatible Finder Series 38 interfaces
• Primary function: Relay and circuit identification
• Installation location: Compatible relay interface marking positions
• Electrical function: None
• Independent power supply: Not required
• EAN: 8012823399089

Clear Identification for Relay Interface Modules

The primary purpose of the Finder 093.48 marking tag sheet is to provide clear identification for compatible relay interface modules.

Industrial electrical control panels frequently contain numerous relays positioned close together. These devices may perform different functions, including signal isolation, PLC interfacing, equipment control and status switching.

Without suitable identification, it can be difficult to determine which relay corresponds to a particular circuit, machine function or control system output.

The Finder 093.48 provides a dedicated marking solution that allows installers to assign an identification reference to each compatible interface position.

Typical markings may include relay identifiers such as K1, K2 or K3, circuit numbers, equipment references or other codes defined by the electrical drawings.

Clear identification can help maintenance engineers locate the correct interface during inspection and fault diagnosis. It can also support more efficient commissioning by allowing individual relay positions to be matched with the control panel documentation.

The marking tags do not alter the electrical characteristics or switching performance of the relay interfaces. Their function is identification and organisation.

48 Individual Tags for Consistent Panel Labelling

The Finder 093.48 is supplied as a sheet containing 48 separate identification tags.

This format is useful for panel builders working with multiple relay interfaces, as it allows a group of identification labels to be prepared using a consistent marking system.

Each individual tag measures approximately 10 × 6 mm, providing a compact area for short identification references.

The size is particularly appropriate for concise circuit markings rather than lengthy descriptions. Detailed circuit information should remain available in the corresponding wiring diagrams and control panel documentation.

The tags are supplied white and unprinted, allowing the installer to apply the required identification information.

The sheet format also makes the product suitable for maintenance teams that need replacement tags when modifying or expanding an existing relay interface installation.

Suitable for Compatible Cembre Thermal Transfer Printers

The Finder 093.48 is identified by electronic component distributors as a marking tag accessory intended for use with Cembre printing equipment.

Compatible thermal transfer marking systems can be useful where a large number of relay interfaces require consistent, machine-produced identification.

Printed markings may provide a more uniform appearance than individually handwritten labels, particularly in complex industrial control panels.

A consistent identification format can also help align physical panel markings with electrical schematics, PLC documentation and maintenance records.

Before printing, users should verify that their particular Cembre printer, software and marking accessories support the Finder 093.48 tag format.

The Finder 093.48 is a blank marking accessory. It does not include a printer, printing ribbon, marking software or pre-applied circuit identification.

Identification Accessories for Finder Series 39 Relay Interfaces

The Finder Series 39 includes compact relay interface modules used in industrial automation and control applications.

These modules can be installed in groups within electrical cabinets, where their narrow construction helps make efficient use of DIN rail space.

In densely populated panels, identification is especially important because neighbouring interface modules may look similar while controlling entirely different functions.

The Finder 093.48 identification tags provide a practical way to distinguish between these positions.

Finder's Series 39 documentation identifies the 093.48 as an identification tag option alongside other marking accessories.

The product is also referenced for compatible Finder Series 38 relay interfaces. However, the complete interface reference should be checked before installation because marking arrangements can vary between relay and socket designs.

The 093.48 should not be assumed to fit every Finder relay, relay socket or DIN rail accessory.

Finder 093.48 vs Finder 060.72 – What's the Difference?

Finder documentation identifies both 093.48 and 060.72 as marking accessories associated with compatible relay interface installations.

Although both are intended for identification, they should not automatically be treated as identical products.

Feature	Finder 093.48	Finder 060.72
Product category	Identification marking tags	Identification marking accessory
Confirmed tag quantity	48	Check specific product specification
Individual tag dimensions	10 × 6 mm	Check specific product specification
Printing application	Compatible Cembre printing systems	Refer to the relevant Finder marking instructions
Associated equipment	Compatible Finder relay interfaces	Compatible Finder relay interfaces

The Finder 093.48 is the appropriate choice when the requirement is for the specified 48-piece marking tag sheet.

When replacing an existing identification accessory, installers should confirm the original marking format and the exact relay interface reference.

Finder 093.48 vs Series 93 Jumper Links

The Finder Series 93 accessory range includes products that perform different functions within relay interface assemblies.

For example, the Finder 093.20.1 is a red 20-way electrical jumper link designed to bridge compatible relay interface terminals.

By contrast, the Finder 093.48 is a marking accessory used to identify relay interface positions.

Part Number	Accessory Type	Primary Function
093.48	Identification marking tags	Provides visible relay and circuit references
093.20	Blue 20-way jumper link	Bridges compatible electrical terminals
093.20.0	Black 20-way jumper link	Bridges compatible electrical terminals
093.20.1	Red 20-way jumper link	Bridges compatible electrical terminals

The distinction is important because the 093.48 has no electrical bridging or switching function.

It should not be selected as a replacement for a jumper link, relay socket, terminal connector or electrical separator.

Supporting Accurate Electrical Panel Documentation

Correct component identification is an important part of professional electrical control panel construction.

A relay interface may be identified on a wiring diagram using a reference such as K12 or K24. Applying the corresponding reference to the physical interface helps create a clear relationship between the documentation and the installed equipment.

The Finder 093.48 can support this approach by providing a consistent marking format for compatible modules.

During commissioning, identification tags can help engineers confirm that each relay interface corresponds to the correct circuit.

During maintenance, they can help technicians locate the appropriate component before carrying out testing, inspection or replacement.

In installations where several interfaces perform similar functions, clear marking may also reduce the likelihood of confusing adjacent modules.

However, identification tags are only one part of an effective electrical documentation system. They should be used alongside accurate circuit diagrams, terminal schedules and equipment references.

Installation and Marking Considerations

Before using the Finder 093.48, confirm that the relay interface module has a compatible identification tag position.

The required circuit references should be determined from the electrical documentation before the tags are marked.

Where a compatible printer is used, the correct marking template and print settings should be selected to suit the 10 × 6 mm tag dimensions.

The completed marking should remain legible after installation and should not obstruct the normal operation, removal or inspection of the relay interface.

When working with existing electrical panels, the correct circuit identity must be confirmed rather than relying solely on an old or potentially inaccurate label.

Any installation or maintenance work involving energised electrical equipment should follow the applicable electrical safety procedures.

The marking tags themselves require no wiring or power supply.

Typical Applications

• Identification of compatible Finder Series 39 relay interfaces.
• Marking of compatible Finder Series 38 interface modules.
• Industrial electrical control panel construction.
• PLC input and output interface identification.
• Machinery control cabinet labelling.
• Industrial automation installations.
• Electrical panel commissioning.
• Relay circuit identification.
• Building automation control systems.
• Process control equipment.
• Motor control and auxiliary relay panels.
• Electrical maintenance and fault diagnosis.
• Replacement of missing or damaged relay identification tags.
• Control panel refurbishment projects.
• Standardised marking of multiple relay interface positions.
• Professional electrical system documentation.