
Cable identification
Self-laminating cable wraps
Durable Code 128C labels for fiber, copper network cables and power cords, printed as matching pairs for both ends.
- 25 × 45 mm wrap
- 25 × 23 mm print area
- 8-digit unique ID
- 1D Code 128C
DCIM-ready barcode identification
Purpose-built barcode labels and cable tags for data center assets and cabling. Scan once to know what it is, where it is, and what it connects to.

Designed for real-world data centers
FIBERCOPPERPOWERSERVERSNETWORK EQUIPMENTWhy barcode labels matter for DCIM
For network and cable technicians, “tug and trace” is familiar: one person moves a cable while another waits at the far end to see which one moved. It can work, but it takes time and introduces uncertainty when labels are missing, incomplete or inconsistent.
Cormant DCIM barcode labels connect the physical item in front of a technician to its digital record. Scan a cable, port or asset to identify it quickly and work from the same current information as the rest of the team.
Physically test a cable and look for its movement at the other end. This may require two people and still depends on correct manual records.
Apply matching IDs at both cable ends and on key assets. A scan provides a clear identifier at the point of work.
Use Cormant DCIM to view the relevant asset or connectivity record, support field work and keep the physical environment aligned with the system.
Label portfolio
From the smallest blade to a full cable run, each label is built for fast scanning and unambiguous identification.

Cable identification
Durable Code 128C labels for fiber, copper network cables and power cords, printed as matching pairs for both ends.

Standard asset label
Compact DataMatrix labels for servers, network switches, storage arrays and rack infrastructure. Order in pairs for clear front-and-back asset identification.

Small-form asset label
An ultra-compact square barcode format for blade servers, network cards, patch panels and tight hardware surfaces.
Built for field use
Labels become the physical key to your DCIM records, making identification easier for every technician.
Place matching labels at both cable ends, and on the front and back of key assets where appropriate.
Use Cormant’s online or offline mobile capabilities to read the unique 1D or 2D barcode at the point of work.
Review the relevant asset or connectivity record before completing work, then update the information through the agreed process.
Request a quote
Share a few project details and the Cormant team will follow up with availability and pricing.
Not sure which label?
Describe your assets or cabling and we will help select the appropriate format.