Jaime, you are such a talker. Once in a while, I'd like to see a
response that was short and concise.
bp
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On 9/2/2017 5:06 PM, Jaime Solorza wrote:
Panduit
Jaime Solorza
On Sep 2, 2017 6:01 PM, "Forrest Christian (List Account)"
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I've been using a brother "TZ" labelmaker for quite a while.
Works great on flat surfaces.
Recently, I've been needing to label wires for the test system -
I'm finding that the TZ tape likes to peel. I'm going to get a
brand new roll of the cable&wire flexible id tape, in case I got a
bad one or mistakenly used the wrong tape for some of these
labels. But... I'm pretty convinced that this is more related to
the fact that these cables are inserted/removed regularly and as
such the label+cable is subject to being flexed. With the plastic
tape being not as flexible as the cable, this is causing enough
'strain' on the adhesive for it to release.
I've been curious about the brady and other similar labelers.
Unfortunately I don't know what label is going on these cables at
build time so for the most part I'm going to have to stick with
some sort of adhesive label (unless there is another option other
than a heatshrink tube). The fact that brady has cloth labels
makes me wonder if this would work better...
What does everyone use, and what experience have you had with the
labels?
BTW, many of these cables are CAT5 sized. Some are bigger/smaller
though...
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