Marking Tapes

Floor Marking and Pipe Marking

When you are considering a floor marking tape, Be sure to get a floor marking tape that matches the needs of your facility! Floor marking tapes and floor paints, while cheaper, tend to wear much faster in areas with heavy traffic and may need to be replaced at shorter intervals.

On the other hand, heavy-duty industrial floor marking tapes will withstand forklift traffic, heavy foot traffic and even big truck and vehicle traffic, so be sure to keep this in mind if your facility has any of those wear-and-tear hazards.

Consider different companies all over the world, from major industries down to your local grocery store, all share a common struggle: efficiently managing the movement of products and people. The business may slow down because storage isn’t organized, or forklift drivers aren’t sure which way to go. Every company may gain advantage from higher organization, workflow, and safety. Enter floor marking tapes. 

Pipe Marking Tape

Pipe marking tape is used for identifying the contents of pipes/pipelines. Industrial pipe marking is a cost-effective resolution to any facility's advanced pipe infrastructure. Properly marked pipes give essential info wherever it's required most, improving safety and increasing efficiency.

  

Pipe marking tapes have high advantages in Water treatments. Pipe marking is an important part of any water treatment facility. Effective pipe marking improves safety and will increase potency by providing essential information—where and once it’s required.

Pipe marking tape and floor marking tape is very common visual communication methods used for notifying people about hazards. But choose the best product based on your requirements.

The Standards

While there is no single standard that governs all pipe marking tape for water treatment facilities across the U.S., there are two standards specifically developed for water treatment facilities that are in common use:

• Recommended Standards for WaterWorks (2012 edition)
• Recommended Standards for Wastewater Facilities (2014 edition)