Tim wrote: > Robin Laing:
I like the labels that you wrap around, and have a clear end to them, so that it protects the label. You can get some nice labelers that let you put something useful on the labels instead of an arbitrary number.Use letters.Even that has its problems. We've one piece of gear where the manufacturer simply labelled each socket A to Z, with no indications of what they were for (lazy bastards). Needless to say that I fixed that up with a texta. Though that's getting harder to do thanks to graffiti vandals - textas don't have the solvents in them that they used to, so vandalism can be cleaned off better, but that means that they won't mark well on some surfaces. Grr, bloody teenagers...As you know, you can buy cable markers that have letters instead of numbers. If under 26 cables, one letter each. More than 26, start using double letters.I've tried tags, in the past, but you turn the cables into fishing lines (you add a barb to them, that catches on things), and they tend to be overpriced. The coloured insulation tape had the advantages of being nearly flush with the cable, damn cheap, we nearly always had some on hand, and you could get more from just about anywhere.
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