GRAFOPRINT MOBILE WIRE MARKING
Light weight and mobile.
The GRAFOPRINT wire marking printer is extremely easy to use with features such as the QWERTY keyboard and 240V mains power, making it practical for on the job tasks. The unit even automatically prints and cuts wire markers to your selected length, saving you time and money.
The GRAFOPRINT Starter Kit is a fantastic way to set up your workshop or site with instant wire marking capabilities, and comes with a bunch of extras such as a durable carry case and 25m of white marking tube.
The versatility of the GRAFOPRINT printer makes it an indispensable tool across a wide range of industries.
Whether on bustling construction sites, in high-paced manufacturing facilities, or within telecommunications infrastructure projects, GRAFOPRINT delivers durable wire markers that stand up to demanding environments.
QWERTY Keyboard: Just one of GRAFOPRINT’s unique features
Engineered for both portability and performance, the GRAFOPRINT system features a lightweight design and an intuitive QWERTY keyboard, making it exceptionally user-friendly.
Its compatibility with the Grafoplast TRASP system and use of Grafoplast sleeving ensure seamless integration into existing workflows, whether on site or in the workshop.
Operating on 240V mains power, the system is robust enough for industrial environments while remaining easy to transport.
GRAFOPRINT G117 features:
- Light weight and mobile
- 240V mains operated
- Easy to operate (no training required!)
- QWERTY style keyboard
- Inbuilt memory for quick reprints
- Connect to any Windows PC for desktop use
- Completely compatible with the Grafoplast® TRASP® system
Starter Kit GP1SK includes:
- G117 GRAFOPRINT Printer
- Carry Case
- GP33B Black Ribbon
- Tube Feeder
- Carousel for Tube
- GP1W 25m White Wire Marking Tube
- 119M/30 Wire Marking Element Applicator With Handle
GRAFOPRINT Products
Introduction to Mobile Wire Marking
Mobile wire marking plays a vital role in industries such as construction, manufacturing, and telecommunications, where clear identification of wires and cables on-site is essential for safety, efficiency, and streamlined maintenance.
The GRAFOPRINT system by Sunlec stands out as a leader in this field, offering an innovative portable mobile wire marking printer to meet event the most specific needs.
With its innovative approach to wire marking printing, GRAFOPRINT ensures that every project benefits from professional, high-quality identification solutions that make managing complex wiring tasks easier and more reliable.
Frequently Asked Questions
GRAFOPRINT Mobile Marking
GRAFOPRINT is Sunlec’s mobile wire marking printer. You type the marking on its keyboard, and it prints onto marking tube and automatically cuts each marker to the length you select. It works on site or in the workshop.
GRAFOPRINT is lightweight and easy to carry between jobs. It runs on 240V mains power, so you’ll need access to a power outlet wherever you use it.
Yes. GRAFOPRINT tubing is fully compatible with Grafoplast TRASP sleeves and pins, so printed markers work with your existing TRASP components.
Yes. It has a QWERTY keyboard for fast data entry and is designed so new users can start straight away.
Yes. GRAFOPRINT has built-in memory, so you can reprint previous markers quickly without retyping them.
Yes. Sunlec stocks:
- Replacement carousels (GPCT)
- Cutter blade sets (GPA042)
- Tube feeder attachments (GPA046)
- Tube feeder guides (GPA-CL)
- AC adaptors (GPA061)
Choose GRAFOPRINT if most of your work is service calls, maintenance, repairs, retrofits or small installations. These are jobs where you often only find out what needs marking once you’re on site. For high-volume or repeat panel production, a stationary system like the EVOMAX is usually faster. Many businesses use both: an EVOMAX in the workshop and a GRAFOPRINT on-site.
A mobile printer such as GRAFOPRINT usually costs less to buy. A stationary system such as the EVOMAX costs more upfront but generally has a lower cost per label, because it uses bulk materials. It also saves on-site labour, because labels are printed in the workshop before installation. For low volumes, a mobile system is usually more economical; for high volumes, a stationary system usually is.

