Identification mat for identifying electrical components, and method for manufacturing such an identification mat
AssigneePhoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG
InventorThomas Poelker
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AssigneePhoenix Contact GmbH & Co. KG
InventorThomas Poelker
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An identification mat for identifying electrical components having a plurality of identification units, wherein an identification unit has a crossbar and a plurality of identification plates integrally moulded on the crossbar. The identification units are connected to one another by means of a frame, wherein the frame is provided with a guidance device for guiding the identification mat in a printer. The identification mat allows identification units to be provided which can be labelled or printed essentially using all commercially available printing methods, particularly using a thermal transfer printing method and/or an inkjet printing method. The identification mat is produced from an amorphous plastic.
An identification mat for identifying electrical components, having a plurality of identification units, an identification unit having a transverse web and a plurality of designation plates which are formed integrally on the transverse web, the identification units being connected to one another via a frame, guide means for guiding the identification mat in a printer being provided on the frame, characterized in that the identification mat is formed from an amorphous plastic.
A method for producing an identification mat for identifying electrical components having a plurality of identification units, an identification unit being formed from a transverse web and a plurality of designation plates which are formed integrally on the transverse web, the identification units being connected to one another via a frame, guide means for guiding the identification mat in a printer being arranged on the frame, characterized in that the identification mat is injection-molded from an amorphous plastic.
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