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Chemical Feed Pipe Marker

Booster Discharge Ammonia Pipe Markers

SKU:
BD-VAP-AMMONIA-LOW-PIPE-MARKER
Prevent the chances of deadly ammonia exposure and protect employees with five-part Booster Discharge Ammonia Pipe Markers. Outfit your facility's refrigeration system with Booster Discharge, or BD ammonia pipe markers to convey important information about pipe contents and associated hazards. These pressure-sensitive vinyl pipe labels exceed the ANSI A13.1 pipe marking standard that is the preferred presentation for pipes carrying toxic contents, such as ammonia. These labels also comply with IIAR Bulletin No. 114 that matches the broader standard for ammonia pipe marking.
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$1.99 - $7.99
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Description

Features:

  • Corrosion-Resistant Materials: Designed to resist damage from oil, corrosive chemicals, and toxic substances, these labels offer superior durability and ensure that vital safety information remains visible and accurate, even in harsh chemical environments.
  • Enhanced Chemical Resistance: These labels are specifically engineered to resist a wide range of highly corrosive or toxic chemicals, ensuring they maintain their legibility and adhesion, even under constant exposure.
  • Compliance with Hazardous Material Standards: Meeting all regulatory requirements for hazardous material labeling, these labels ensure your facility is compliant with OSHA, ANSI, and other industry standards, which helps protect employees and reduce the risk of regulatory penalties.
  • Long-Lasting Durability: With a strong adhesive backing, these labels are quick to install and adhere firmly, ensuring they endure extreme industrial environments and reducing maintenance time and costs.
  • High Visibility: The labels are designed to be highly visible, with bold colors and clear text that ensure immediate recognition of dangerous substances, helping to enhance safety protocols and reduce the risk of accidents.
Specifications
Text Color
BLACK
Background Color
ORANGE
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