1139739

Overview

Phoenix Contact part number 1139739 is a label product designed for use with BLUEMARK CLED, BLUEMARK ID, BLUEMARK ID COLOR, THERMOMARK Card, THERMOMARK CARD 2.0, THERMOMARK PRIME, TOPMARK LASER, and TOPMARK NEO printers. The labels are silver in color and manufactured from polycarbonate material. They comply with RoHS standards and are not certified for hazardous areas.

Feature Summary

• Manufactured from durable polycarbonate material
• Compatible with multiple Phoenix Contact printer series
• Complies with RoHS environmental standards

Applications

• Labeling for BLUEMARK CLED systems
• Identification using BLUEMARK ID printers
• Marking with THERMOMARK CARD 2.0 devices
• Application on TOPMARK LASER equipment

Procurement Notes

Verify the specific printer model compatibility before purchase, as this label is intended for designated Phoenix Contact thermal transfer and laser marking systems. Confirm that the polycarbonate material meets the environmental requirements of your project, specifically regarding RoHS compliance. Ensure the application environment does not require hazardous area certification, as this product lacks such approval.

Selection Notes

Select this component when permanent identification is required for industrial assets using compatible Phoenix Contact labeling solutions. The polycarbonate construction offers resistance to harsh conditions compared to paper alternatives. Consider the specific printer technology, such as thermal transfer or laser, supported by the target device to ensure optimal print quality and adhesion.

Part Context

This item belongs to the UCT4-EMP series of labeling materials produced by Phoenix Contact. It serves as a consumable supply for automated identification systems within industrial automation and control cabinet environments. The product supports systematic asset management through durable, machine-readable markings.

FAQ

Is this label suitable for hazardous area applications?

No, the product documentation explicitly states that it is not certified for hazardous areas.

What material is used for these labels?

The labels are manufactured from polycarbonate material.