Why do cable labels need to use tear resistant film materials?

Cable labels require the use of tear resistant film materials, mainly for the following reasons:

Durability: Cable labels need to be stored for a long time to ensure that the information on the label (such as number, name, voltage, current, interface properties, purpose, etc.) can be read continuously. The use of tear resistant film materials can increase the wear resistance and tear resistance of labels, thereby extending their service life.

Prevent detachment: Cables may be installed in various complex environments, such as computer rooms, construction sites, etc., which often have various physical interferences such as pulling, friction, etc. The use of tear resistant film material can prevent labels from falling off or being damaged in these environments, ensuring that the labels are always firmly attached to the cable.

Improving management efficiency: The main function of cable labels is to help people quickly identify and manage cables. If the label is easily torn or detached, it will cause confusion in cable management, increase maintenance difficulty and cost. The use of tear resistant film materials can improve the reliability of labels, thereby helping to better manage cables.

Adapt to harsh environments: Cables may be exposed to high temperatures, humidity, oil stains, and other harsh environments. Anti tear film materials usually have better weather resistance and corrosion resistance, which can maintain the integrity and readability of labels in these environments.

In summary, the use of tear resistant film material for cable labels is to ensure their durability, prevent detachment, improve management efficiency, and adapt to harsh environments. These features enable cable labels to remain clear and readable in various complex environments, providing strong support for cable identification and management.