Would anyone know what are them little wire ID tags called in jct boxs etc?

[Trevorleach]

No idea what they are called, and my googling is going nowhere!
Little plastic rings different colours/letter combos, they look like they might be crimped onto the wire itself.

I have a jct box to replace with in excess of 50 wires in it, so would like to mark/id them before I do anything silly.

 

[timgunn1962]

Cable markers is what I'd be looking for.

 

[Trevorleach]

Cable markers is what I'd be looking for.

Thank you, found them straight away

 

[Robotstar5]

To save struggling to fit the markers by hand, put them (in reverse order) onto a terminal screwdriver blade then slide them onto the cable or get yourself a cable marker thimble

I've always used Partex markers and can recommend them.

 

[500e]

3M do a sort of tube with sticky tape No 1 / 9 & 0 the flap on the plastic tube acted as a cutter
Watch price it varies by 100+%

 

[Turbo]

Label maker with the cable marker heat shrink.

 

[Erie Fred]

Brady Labels is what our guys use.

 

[frank horton]

plus take sectional photo's with ur phone....

 

[dobbslc]

Brady Labels is what our guys use.

They're really expensive over here, any alternatives?

 

[ahebron]

Check with your preffered chinese supplier under cable labels.
Plenty on offer from wrap around type to clip on ones.
Way back when I was doing my time with the local power board all of the control panels were wired in black conduit wire with numbers and letters slid over each individual wire at both ends.
I have had the red roller type in my tool box as above for must be 20 years but these days I tend to use my Brother lable printer and clear heatshrink to attach a label to wires. Niot that good on small diameter though