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In order to promote greater safety in factories and
plants, ANSI developed the A13.1-1981 standard, entitled ³Scheme For The
Identification of Piping Systems². This standard reduces the chances for error
and confusion when working in or around pipes and ducts by identifying contents.
Our 6-mil vinyl pressure-sensitive pipe and electrical markers are an
inexpensive way to mark pipes and conduits. A clear laminate protects against
harsh plant conditions. Available in rolls 1" x 18 yards (SP-Series) and 2" x 18
yards (PM-Series), 72 markers per roll, perforated every 9 inches. Also
available in a 6-1/2" x 30' marker with no perforation. |
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CONFORMS TO ANSI COLOR RECOMMENDATIONS
Color coding unmarked pipes reduces injuries, especially when outside assistance
is needed in emergency situations.
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 Pressure-sensitive
vinyl directional arrows are used to indicate flow direction of pipe contents.
Colors are OSHA/ANSI approved for pipe and conduit marking. They can be applied
alone or in combination with our pipe markers.
To specify color, add color code to catalog
number from charts below.
(Example: DA-1-WB)
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| White on Red |
WR |
| White on Green |
WG |
| White on Blue |
WB |
| Black on White |
BW |
| Black on Orange |
BO |
| Black on Yellow |
BY |
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Size |
| DA-1 |
1" x 18 yds. |
| DA-2 |
2" x 18 yds. |
| DA-3 |
4" x 18 yds. |
| DA-4 |
1" x 36 yds. |
| DA-5 |
2" x 36 yds. |
| DA-6 |
4" x 36 yds. |
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Our 5-mil pressure-sensitive vinyl tapes provide a low cost
way of color coding for pipe identification. Colors are OSHA/ANSI approved. Use
tapes by themselves or in combination with our pipe markers.
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