Fiber distribution
Fiber shelves, cassettes, trunk groups, panels, and cross-connect fields.
Fiber shelves, copper panels, and cross-connects
Patch Panel Labels and Port Strips
Thin engraved strips with aligned, repeatable naming for panel banks, shelves, modules, and port groups.
Thin-strip presetsStart at 6 x 0.5 in or enter a custom size
Independent alignmentLeft, center, or right on every line
Port-map readyCSV and manual row entry
Free digital proofReview labels before quote or checkout
Clean panel identification
Keep panel, shelf, and destination context readable in tight spaces
Patch-panel labels work best when the visible hierarchy matches the documentation. Put the panel or shelf ID on the primary line, then use smaller lines for rack, room, port range, source, destination, or service context. Each line has its own size and alignment, which makes compact strips much easier to scan.
For repeated panels, import rows from a port map or cross-connect schedule. One run keeps the stock, dimensions, adhesive, and typography consistent while the panel and port values change. Use the free proof to inspect the longest values before ordering the full quantity.
- Compact strip and port-block size presets
- Five text sizes independently selected per line
- Left, center, and right alignment per line
- CSV input for panel, port, source, destination, and quantity data
- Adhesive, no adhesive, and mechanical mounting choices
Network spaces
Use a consistent strip across the connectivity layer
Copper panels
Patch panels, port banks, switch uplinks, demarc blocks, and service groups.
Meet-me rooms
Carrier panels, cage cross-connects, tenant handoffs, and pathway references.
Panel questions
Patch label FAQ
Can I upload a port map?
Yes. Use the standard CSV template or common headers such as panel, port, circuit, room, and quantity.
How do I keep long values from getting clipped?
Select smaller text for the longest line, use line-specific alignment, and review the proof at the final strip dimensions before submitting.
Can I enter a custom size?
Yes. Measure the usable panel area, enter the finished width and height, and confirm clearances around doors, handles, screws, and ventilation.
Start with one panel
Build the strip, then scale the run
Set the final dimensions and longest expected text first, then add manual rows or upload the project CSV.
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