The semi-flattened oval shape of the new TTMS-MP cable marker sleeves from Tyco Electronics makes it fast and easy to slip onto cables. Designed for computer-based printing using a T2000CT printer, the heat-shrink marker sleeves are supplied in large packs – typically 50 or 100 metres – to minimise spool changes during a print run. The product format makes TTMS-MP identification tubing suitable for applications where in-sequence kitting is not of overriding importance, for example where several hundred identical markers are required.
The marker sleeves are made from durable, flame-retardant, and radiation-cross-linked heat shrinkable polyolefin, with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +135°C. Available in sizes ranging from 2,4 mm to 50,8 mm, most sizes offer a 3:1 shrink ratio. Meeting the mark permanence requirements of SAE AS81531 and MIL-STD-202 both before and after shrinking, marks are permanent immediately upon printing and remain legible even when exposed to abrasion, aggressive cleaning solvents, and military fuels and oils.
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