Sleeve printing

Clear labeling of wires and cables is not just about aesthetics. High-quality labeling primarily simplifies installation work, subsequent repairs, inspections, and maintenance. Electricians, telecommunications workers, inspection technicians, and many other professions could certainly talk about it for long hours.

If high-quality marking of cables and wires is also an absolute priority for your company, we have excellent news for you. With heat-shrink tube markers, or if you prefer with the heat-shrink tube printers from our range, you can have even the highest ambitions when marking wires and cables.

The combination of modern printers with cutting-edge thermal transfer printing technology, special compatible ribbons, and last but not least marking sleeves guarantees exceptional results. Simply put, sleeve markers and high-quality consumables ensure in practice that the print does not fade and the sleeves remain clearly legible even after years, without any significant issues.

Sleeve markers will pleasantly surprise. Regardless of the manufacturer's brand

Partex products are well-known worldwide. They are used wherever permanent and reliable marking of materials, cables, and electrical equipment is required. Without much effort, we could find Partex products in homes and offices, as well as in power plants, industrial facilities, and public buildings. It is therefore no surprise that Partex printers are also well represented in our offer.

The good news, however, is also the fact that sleeve printers from manufacturers Canon, Supvan, Biovin, L-mark, PT, or Max are not significantly lagging behind in any essential way and are trying to keep pace with Partex devices. Sleeve markers are generally fully automated and equipped with many advanced functions that, on several models, are accessible at the press of a single button. Sleeve printers, in addition to easy operation, also feature a comfortable keyboard and a large display.

You will also be satisfied when it comes to printing on sleeves; these devices can label sleeves with a diameter from 2 to 6 millimeters. Sleeve printers will also please with their compact dimensions, without which it would not be possible in the field. However, if mobility is not required of them, you can opt for desktop thermal transfer printers capable of meeting any high demands.

The ribbons and sleeves also deserve praise

Compatible ribbons essential for thermal transfer printing are available in various sizes and colors. Everyone will find something to their liking. The same, however, can also be said about heat-shrink tubing. Marking sleeves are available in yellow or white. The diameter of the sleeves starts at 2 mm and continues in almost regular 0.5 mm increments up to a diameter of 7 mm. After printing, you can stretch them onto wires of varying thicknesses.

Heat-shrink tubing, of course, also ensures adaptation to the wire or cable without causing it to twist or shift. Round and oval sleeves will serve you well, but when perfect insulation of the conductor is required, white or yellow heat shrink tubing is still the most suitable choice. The shrink ratio of heat shrink tubing can vary. As a rule, however, heat shrink tubing shrinks to half of its original diameter, 2:1, but tubing with a shrink ratio of 3:1 is by no means uncommon either.