Marking strip
AssigneeWeidmüller Interface GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsMarkus Speith, Andreas Wieneke, Ditmar Schreiber, Thorsten Rieke, Thorsten Bett, Maximillian Schneider, Maximilian Rosin, René Hülsmann
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AssigneeWeidmüller Interface GmbH & Co. KG
InventorsMarkus Speith, Andreas Wieneke, Ditmar Schreiber, Thorsten Rieke, Thorsten Bett, Maximillian Schneider, Maximilian Rosin, René Hülsmann
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A marking strip has a plurality of marking elements which are connected to each other by a connecting region. The marking strip having the marking elements is designed to mark electrical devices, in particular electrical devices that can be arranged next to each other such as terminal blocks. Each of the marking elements has a marking plate including at least one writing field which can be provided with information. On the side facing away from the writing field, each of the marking elements has a locking contour which is integrally connected with the marking plate. The marking strip is formed of at least two different plastic materials of different hardness. The locking contour of each marking element is formed of a harder plastic material, and the marking plate is formed of a softer plastic material at least in the region of the writing field. The connecting region between the marking elements is formed of the softer plastic material.
A marking strip for marking adjacent electrical devices, comprising a plurality of marking elements which are connected to each other by connecting regions, respectively, each marking element including a marking plate having a writing area on one side and an integral locking portion on a side opposite the writing area, said locking portion of said marking strip being formed of a synthetic plastic material having a first degree of hardness and at least said marking plate writing area and at least a portion of said connecting regions being formed of a synthetic plastic material having a second degree of hardness, said second degree of hardness being less than said first degree of hardness.
A marking strip for marking adjacent electrical devices, comprising a plurality of marking elements which are connected to each other by connecting regions, respectively, said connecting regions each containing at least one elongate opening which extends in a snap-on direction perpendicular to a stacking direction of said marking elements, each marking element including a marking plate having a writing area on one side and an integral locking portion on a side opposite the writing area, said locking portion of said marking strip being formed of a synthetic plastic material having a first degree of hardness and at least said marking plate writing area and at least a portion of said connecting regions being formed of a synthetic plastic material having a second degree of hardness, said second degree of hardness being less than said first degree of hardness.
A marking strip for marking adjacent electrical devices, comprising a plurality of marking elements which are connected to each other by connecting regions, respectively, said connecting regions including at least one connecting bar, each marking element including a marking plate having a writing area on one side and an integral locking portion on a side opposite the writing area, said marking element locking portion including spaced locking bars extending from a lower surface thereof, said connecting regions each containing a slot beneath said connecting bars to space said locking bars of adjacent marking elements, said locking portion of said marking strip being formed of a synthetic plastic material having a first degree of hardness and at least said marking plate writing area and at least a portion of said connecting regions being formed of a synthetic plastic material having a second degree of hardness, said second degree of hardness being less than said first degree of hardness.
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