Water Pipe Marker Tape! No Peel Off Warranty!

Pipe markers label is a marker that serves to identify a material contained in the pipe. The pipe label with a green base color is used to provide information about any substances contained in the pipe. It is also equipped with arrows that are useful for marking the direction of the airflow. Pipe labels are usually attached at every bend of the pipe, pipe joints, pipes that pass through the wall, and are installed at intervals of 7 – 15 meters.

Positive identification of the piping system including the marker part must be adjusted to the provisions of the background color and letters that apply. There is a rule that even giving names in full or abbreviated form inside pipe markers must be observed.

Pipe marker arrows should be used to indicate the direction of flow of liquid or pipe contents. If flow can occur in both directions, arrows in both directions arrows to the left and right should be displayed. Contents should be identified with adequate additional details such as temperature, pressure, etc.

all of the provisions of the pipe markers previously mentioned are needed to identify the hazards of each component that is in the pipe itself.

Water Pipe Marker Tape And Its Background Color Meaning

Labels (marks) and Piping Color Codes in general refer to the standard ANSI A13.1-2007 (American National Standards Institute) or ASME where there are 6 (six) color codes and piping labels (signs). The following is the meaning of each pipe marker label code that you should know according to their respective functions, including :

1. A red background color with white marker writing indicates a liquid that can extinguish fire. This classification includes water, foam and CO2 used in sprinkler systems and fire fighting piping systems.
2. An orange background color with black marker writing indicates a liquid that is corrosive or toxic. This classification includes various liquids that can be dangerous when released.
3. Pipe Marker with a yellow background color with black marker writing indicates a flammable or oxidized liquid. This classification includes fluids which, under ambient conditions or expected operating conditions, are vapors or generate vapors which can ignite and continue to burn despite being fluids.
4. Pipe Marker with a brown background color with white writing indicates a liquid that can burn or experience combustion. This classification includes fluids which, under ambient or operating conditions are expected to catch fire, but are not flammable fluids.
5. Pipe Marker with a green background color with white writing indicates a liquid that functions to cool or water. This classification includes fluids such as water for cooling boilers and so on.
6. Pipe Marker with a blue background color with white writing indicating compressed air not liquid.

there are many other types of background colors such as black, white, gray and even purple. however, all of these background color designs may be chosen at will by the user. The black, gray and purple background colors are using white as its text color. While for a white background it is common to use black color text.