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  Tue, 08 Jul 2008 23:14:00 +0200
DuraLabel supplies give you the best performance... the best durability... the best clarity... and the best value. Why? Because with DuraLabel PRO supplies you are dealing with the labeling experts. We don't just say things because they sound good, we know what we are talking about and you can see our experience and expertise in the quality of our products.

Let's look at DuraLabel PRO vinyl tape as an example. What makes a quality vinyl tape?

The are a number of factors such as the smoothness of the vinyl surface. The quality, type and thickness of the adhesive? And the thickness of the vinyl.

Vinyls for printing labels and signs are available in thicknesses ranging from 1.5 mil to 10 mil.

Off the top of your head you'd think that the thicker the vinyl, the better the quality of the labels it makes. Bigger is always better... right? But, that's not right. Thicker vinyl does not mean more durable vinyl. The truth is that the opposite is true. The thinner the vinyl, the longer the life of the vinyl. To get ten-year vinyl, for example, means the thickness will be in the range of 2.0 mil.

Thick vinyl has the advantage when it comes to direct "body" hits. A thinner vinyl may show direct impact damage before thicker vinyl will. However, thinner vinyl has better "self healing" properties for scuffs and minor damage. With thinner vinyl small holes will reseal or can be worked to reduce the amount of damage. This also helps to keep the adhesive intact.

However, the most common type of label damage is called "grazing". This happens when something moving rubs or brushes against a label. This could be a person walking by, or water (rain) flowing over the label, or even just wind.

Where thin vinyl vastly outperforms thick vinyl is in the edge profile. The friction of "grazing" can literally peel the label up over time. When the edge of a vinyl label begins to come loose, even by a small amount, its days are numbered. Once the edge seal is broken, air will dry up the adhesive at a much more rapid rate and water or chemicals will degrade the adhesive. The thicker the vinyl, the more susceptible it is to peeling up on the edges when it comes into contact with anything that causes friction: water, wind, compressed air, cleaning apparatus and so on. Human actions are probably the single biggest factor in how long a label will last i.e., cleaning tools compressed air, pressurized water etc.

The low edge profile gives thin vinyl a distinct advantage in this area as there is less surface area around the edges. Less surface area means less friction and edges that stay stuck.

The truth is, when it comes to vinyl labels, thicker is not better. DuraLabel vinyls are designed to have the optimum thickness. For most applications this is 3.0 mil. This provides excellent resistance to both "grazing" and "body hits", resulting in the longest life.

When selecting your next label and sign printer, go with the experts... DuraLabel PRO. We are the labeling supplies experts that you can trust to deliver the best quality for the jobs you need to get done. No bull. No smoke. No mirrors. Just plain talk and outstanding quality. Give us a call today at 1-800-788-5572.
  Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:35:00 +0200
Have you ever faced a difficult labeling situation? One so impossible that it seemed you should just paint a metal sign, bolt it on and call it good? The DuraLabel PRO 300 can make your life easier.

For example, getting a label or sign to stick to an oily or greasy surface seems impossible. Not with the DuraLabel PRO 300. The new oily surface label tapes stick and stay stuck on oily surfaces. That's something that simplifies your day!

Or what about rough surfaces or surface with a low surface energy such as some plastic and painted surfaces? With the DuraLabel PRO 300 these are not a problem. The new HI-Tack label tapes stick and stay stuck on low energy and rough surfaces. They can even be applied to fabrics!

Here's a difficult situation. How to you label shelving inside a freezer? Again the DuraLabel PRO 300 delivers a solution with low temperature tapes that produce labels that can be applied at temperatures as low as -10 degrees F.

When you are evaluating industrial quality label printers, choose a printer that not only meets your current needs, but can solve the problems you may not know you have. Check out the DuraLabel PRO 300 label and sign printer and DuraLabel PRO supplies.

Give us a call today at 1-888-638-4858.
  Thu, 26 Jun 2008 15:18:00 +0200
The DuraLabel PRO 300 label and sign printer has got it all. There is no other printer that delivers the features and capabilities found in the DuraLabel PRO 300 (DLP300).

For example, the DLP300 is portable. With the optional battery you can take your DLP300 anywhere labeling or signs are needed. Or use the 12v accessory adapter to power your DLP300 from the cigarette lighter in your car or truck. This means you can take the DLP300 in the field and take care of labeling and signs, without the need to return to the shop.

The DuraLabel PRO 300 is the ideal printer to support the implementation of 5s or a Visual Communication program. Make it a part of a 5S Cart that has all the supplies needed for good visual communication, including DuraLabel PRO supplies and DuraStripe floor marking tape.

This brings up an important point. It does not matter how good your printer is, if you can't get the proper supplies. The DLP300 is a standout in this area also. It uses DuraLaebl PRO supplies, which provide supplies that cover a wide range of applications. From conventional continuous vinyl optimized to maximize label durability, to highly specialized supplies such as oily surface tapes and low temperature tapes, DuraLabel PRO supplies deliver. They get the job done, and they get it done right... the first time and every time.

For more information about the DuraLabel PRO 300 printer, and DuraLabel supplies, give us a call at 1-888-638-4858 today.
  Wed, 25 Jun 2008 15:45:00 +0200
There is a growing recognition of the need for arc flash labeling.

Arc flash labels warn of the potential for an arc flash (an electrical arc explosion). Although this hazard has always existed, the need for labeling is just now being recognized. Arc flashes happen more frequently than expected and are so violent and hot that the resulting injuries can be very series.

The DuraLabel PRO 300 is the ideal printer for making arc flash labels. There are a number of reasons:

The Industrial Labeling Suite software is included with the DuraLabel PRO 300. This software package includes arc flash database software that allows you to quickly create, print and store arc flash labels. Or the DuraLabel PRO 300 can be used to print labels directly from arc flash calculation software such as the EasyPower software.

With the DuraLabel PRO you can select the style of label that is best for your facility. Die-cut labels with pre-printed DANGER and WARNING headers are available. Or for more flexibility use two-color continuous vinyl or single color continuous vinyl. You can even print arc flash warning signs, such as signs that are 2' x 3' in size.

If you need an arc flash printer, the DuraLabel PRO 300 will deliver. It's the printer that get the job done, and done right... the first time.

For more information about the DuraLabel PRO 300, arc flash labeling, and arc flash printers, please feel free to give us a call at 1-800-788-5572. you'll be glad you did.
  Mon, 23 Jun 2008 18:35:00 +0200
DuraStripe is the fastest, easiest and least expensive industrial floor-marking system.

That's a big claim. Can we back it up?

Is DuraStripe floor marking tape fast and easy to install? Using the DuraStripe tape applicator an individual can install over 1,600 feet of tape per hour. That's nearly a third of a mile of tape! The Durastripe applicator can install tape with widths from 2 inches to 24 inches.

Compare DuraStripe tape with painting lines on floors. With DuraStripe floor marking tape there is no prep time, no specialized labor is needed, there is no dry time, no cure time, no fumes and no messy cleanup.

Plus DuraStripe tapes is available in nine colors and in widths up to 34 inches.

DuraStripe tape is versatile, making it the perfect peel-and-stick floor and aisle marking tape. And it provides the only black/yellow tape that is completely scratch and smear resistant.

Give us a call at 1-800-788-5572 to learn more about DuraStripe floor marking tape or to place your order.
  Fri, 20 Jun 2008 16:22:00 +0200
Have you tried an industrial label printer and not been satisfied? Was it too slow? Too noisy? Did the labels fall off much too soon? Did you have trouble getting the vendor to answer questions? Then you didn't have a DuraLabel PRO printer.

Don't waste time with second best.

There is a reason the DuraLabel PRO 300 is the best. It's because at DuraLabel you are not just someone who can write a check to pay for a label printer. You are our life-blood. Without you we go out of business. That's why our focus is on making your job easier and your company more profitable. Because when you succeed we succeed.

Find out more about DuraLabe printers and DuraLabel supplies. Request free samples from the DuraLabel printer and see the quality for yourself. Check out the DuraLabel PRO for quality and value. You'll be glad you did.
  Wed, 18 Jun 2008 14:32:00 +0200
What makes the DuraLabel PRO 300 the quality industrial label printer?

Part of the answer is the high resolution 300 dpi printing. But anyone can buy a 300 dpi print head and stick it in a printer. There's more to a DuraLabel PRO 300... there is common sense and careful thought.

The problem with 300 dpi printing is that it is slow. And slow means that it costs you money. So what isthe common sense thing to do? Find a way to make a printer that delivers 300 dpi printing at a high speed. The DuraLabel PRO 300 has done this. By using a high speed computer processor the DLP300 processes print jobs faster, resulting in your label coming out ofthe printer sooner. You get high quality printing AND high speed.

Don't settle for anything less than a DuraLabel PRO 300. Not only will you get quality, you'll be saving money because you'll be buying direct from the manufacturer. Check out the special DuraLabel package deals to save even more. CAll 1-800-788-5572 today!
  Mon, 16 Jun 2008 06:00:00 +0200
DuraLabel keeps things simple. They provide unbeatable quality and save you money.

How do you know you are getting unbeatable quality?

A key reason is because with DuraLabel PRO supplies you are dealing with labeling experts who have a long history of supplying only the best equipment and supplies. Because with DuraLabel supplies you are dealing with labeling experts who have extensive R&D and quality testing departments. Because with DuraLabel supplies you are buying from a company that wants you as a customer for the next 100 years... and that means they must deliver quality--both in their products and their service--or you'll find a better dealer.

For example, the "obvious" answer is not always the right answer. Is bigger always better? Not when it comes to vinyl tapes. Thicker tapes mean more durable vinly, but it does not mean more durable labels. Thicker vinly tends to return to its original shape, curling to the shape it had when it was on a roll. The result are labels that don't print as well and that pull free (become unstuck) sooner. The best quality vinyl is more that optimizes vinyl durability and label durability. This happens at a vinyl thickness of 3.0 mil.
  Thu, 12 Jun 2008 21:23:00 +0200
A new DuraLabel printer has entered the world! The DuraLabel PRO 300 is the new high resolution label and sign printer that works hard for you.

High resolution printing means blacks are blacker, reds are reder and the fine details are even clearer. The DuraLabel PRO 300 prints with a 300 dpi resolution resulting in unbeatable print quality for industrial, business, educational and military labeling and sign making needs.

BUT...

There is a down side to high resolution printing. The higher resolution the printing, the longer it takes to print a label.

BUT...

The DuraLabel PRO 300 has licked this problem. It includes a new high speed processor, and greater memory, resulting in the print job being processed quicker and delivering both high resolution and high speed printing. With this new DuraLabel printer you can't lose.

Plus the DuraLabel PRO 300 comes with all the features and extras you'd expect from DuraLabel:

  • You get the new Industrial Labeling Suite, a software that includes arc flash and RTK label printing software and databases.


  • You get a huge symbols library plus hundreds of Microsoft Word and Excel templates to help you get started quickly.


  • You get DuraLabel supplies... labeling supplies that are unmatched in quality. Labeling supplies that provide a huge selection ensuring you can always get the right supply for the job. And supplies that will typically save you 30-50% vs. comparable label printers.


  • You get free tech. support, from our friemndly, experience customer service staff, for as long as you are a DuraLabel customer.

Now is the time to switch to the best... and save money. Call 1-800-788-5572 to learn more about the DuraLabel PRO 300 or visit the DuraLabel printer web site today.
  Wed, 09 Apr 2008 19:22:00 +0200
The DuraLabel printer has a number of accessories available that can make your job easier.

One of the most popular is the DuraLabel battery. It provides power for the DuraLabel anyplace you need to take your DuraLabel. One battery charge can print hundreds of labels. Many facilities are setting up mobile carts with a DuraLabel printer, battery, laptop computer, and selection of DuraLabel supplies. The cart can then be pushed anyplace labels or signs are needed. It is an excellent way to create a visual workplace and support lean manufacturing efforts such as 5S, Kanban, TPM and Kaizen.

One of the most important DuraLabel accessories only costs $20. A dust cover protects you investment in your DuraLabel by keeping dust, dirt and debris away from the printer. This is particularly important if your DuraLabel is stored in a shop, maintenance area, or other location where dust and airborne particles are common. This material can get into the print head or gears and result in poor quality printing, alignment problems, streaks, or other issues. While the solution is simple, get the machine cleaned. The better option is to prevent the problems in the first place. A $20 dust cover accomplishes that goal.

If you need to travel with your DuraLabel, then the hard carrying case is what you need. Designed to fit under an airline seat, this case is designed to hold and protect the DuraLabel printer, accessories, cables, and supplies. It's rugged design is guaranteed for life.

Visit the DuraLabel web site for more information about DuraLabel accessories.
  Tue, 01 Apr 2008 18:58:00 +0200
The DuraLabel printer and lean manufacturing form an outstanding partnership. The versatility and flexibility of the DuraLabel means it can handle just about any visual communication task related to lean manufacturing.

What is lean manufacturing? Why are labels and signs an important part of lean manufacturing? Visit the Visual Workplace (Visual Communication) web site to learn about both. This web site is dedicated to providing information about lean manufacturing techniques such as 5S, kaizen and kanban. These are techniques that can help your business reduce waste, improve productivity, get organized, improve quality and increase customer satisfaction. It provides introductory information about each of these lean manufacturing techniques, allowing you to determine whether they may be effective in your facility. They also offer a printed guide for each of these lean techniques. Free copies of each guide are available.

Visual communication means to have needed information available at the time and location where it is needed. This is usually accomplished using labels and signs. That's were the term "visual workplace" comes from. A Visual workplace is one in which even a new hire knows where they are in the facility, what the safety hazards are, and what they need to do in case of an emergency. All they information they need to know is immediately available, without being presented in a confusing manner.

An example of visual communication would be a system that combines color coding, text and graphics to aid workers in returning tools to their proper location. Signs with text identify tool storage locations. Color coding makes it quick and easy to identify the correct general location a tool belongs in. A color coded shadow (graphic) of the tool identifies the specific location. This system of visual communication helps ensure tools are returned to their proper location. It makes returning a tool fast and easy, and it eliminates errors. That is what you get as the result of effective visual communication.
  Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:17:00 +0100
When you purchase DuraLabel vinyl from the OEM (Duralabel vinyl supplies) you are assured of quality. Don't assume that all vinyl is the same. Trust the supplier that has both extensive testing and extensive R&D behind all the products they sell.

What can go wrong with vinyl?

With DuraLabel supplies you do not need to worry about dimbles in the vinyl. If the vinyl is not manufactured properly small dimples can form in the vinyl surface. The result is poor quality printing when making signs and labels.

With DuraLabel supplies you do not need to worry about labels coming loose. Poor quality adhesive, or imperfections in the adhesive such as an uneven coating, can result in labels that do not stay stuck. Of course, labels must be properly applied to a clean surface. But when properly applies they should last many years, not just a few months.

With DuraLabel supplies you do not need to worry about labels fading or the printing scratching off. Poor quality ribbons may produce printing that appears to be good, but then you find that it quickly fades or comes off. There are many types of ribbons available. Matching the correct ribbon with the material being printed is important. Just as important is using a quality ribbon.
  Fri, 07 Mar 2008 18:36:00 +0100
We are continually looking for ways to make the DuraLabel Pro better, and we'd like to hear from you. Are there some situations in which labeling has been difficult? Are there types of labeling materials you wish you had, such as color coded self-laminating wire wraps? (We're testing those right now.) Do you need to stick labels on a material that just does not allow the labels to stay stuck? Let us know about it. We can't promise to solve every labeling problem, but we're working on it.

We want to hear from you. Visit our DuraLabel web site, and scroll down to the bottom of the page. You'll find a form you can quickly use to send us a suggestion by email. Or give us a call and talk with your customer service representative.

We are looking for ways to make the DuraLabel more useful and even more versatile. We are have a staff of full-time technicians who are working to develop and test new labeling materials. But we'd also like to hear from you. Let us know what you need. Tell us about your labeling problems. Pass on your dreams for the perfect label printer. We here and we are listening.
  Mon, 18 Feb 2008 23:36:00 +0100
When you purchase new equipment for your company you want to be getting the best value for your money.

When you are determining whether new equipment can cut your costs, you want to be looking at the options that deliver true savings.

When you value employee health and safety, you want to be evaluating effective tools.

The DuraLabel PRO is all of these... a great value, an effective tool, and a machine that delivers real savings.

The DuraLabel PRO is a custom label and sign printer that produces labels and signs for about half the costs of competitive machines. It does this because you'll be purchasing your supplies direct from the manufacturer, cutting out the expense of the middleman.

The need to effective, durable labels and signs has been growing. New codes covering everything from wire labels, to arc flash labels, to marking enclosed spaces have been issued or are in the process of being developed. The need for effective visual information, at the point where it is needed has become recognized as important. The DuraLabel PRO is the tool that will provide the labels and signs you need to have effective visual communication.

Give DuraLabel a call today at 1-800-788-5572 for more information about the DuraLabel PRO label and sign printer, and DuraLabel supplies.
  Thu, 07 Feb 2008 19:18:00 +0100
The DuraLabel web site is involved in an updating process over the next three months. You can already see significant changes, with the change to a new header and new home page. The purpose of the upgrade is to increase the amount of information available, and to make the site easier to read and easier to navigate.

Most industrial label printer web sites provide very little information about the machines they offer. However, the DuraLabel PRO and DuraLabel supplies offer such a unique opportunity to cut your labeling and sign making costs while improving quality, that there is a lot to say. And we are not the only ones saying it. As you'll see on the the new DuraLabel site, lots of DuraLabel PRO customers have good things to say about the DuraLabel PRO printer, DuraLabel supplies and the outstanding customer service that backs the DuraLabel PRO.

Plus we'll be adding MORE FREE GIFTS. We are working hard to produce additional, quality lean manufacturing and industrial labeling best practice guides. You'll see the first three of these appear on the DuraLabel web site with a few days. And more are coming.
  Thu, 31 Jan 2008 17:55:00 +0100
A new DuraLabel PRO site focusing on lean manufacturing methods has just come online. It is called The Visual Workplace. It starts with discussing one of the foundations of lean methods, visual communication. It then provides separate sites covering kaizen, 5S and kanban. Other lean methods, such as TPM, will be added in the future.

A visual workplace is one in which needed information is available at the location and time when it is needed. Daily maintenance procedures are posted on equipment and machines. Work areas are identified by signs and floor markings. The end result of a visual workplace is that a new employee can find there way around, and identify equipment, processes and procedures as well as an experienced employee--because the information is provided visually.

In addition to information the lean methods each have a quiz you can use to test your knowledge of kaizen, 5s and kanban. Each quiz has 12 questions and shows you your results, compared with how others did, at the end of the quiz.
  Fri, 18 Jan 2008 19:01:00 +0100
The lack of arc flash labeling is a significant problem in nearly half of all facilities. A new best practices guide from the makers of the DuraLabel PRO details what is required to have arc flash labeling that meets all codes and standards.

The Arc Flash Labeling Best Practices Guide starts the process with an inspection of the facility. This first step documents the condition of any existing arc flash labeling, and identifies locations where arc flash labels are needed. It then describes the information that should be on an arc flash label, how to make arc flash labels, and even how to remove old labels.

The following is the Table of Contents for this best practices guide:

  • Required Tools
  • Definitions
    ....What is Arc Flash?
    ....Definitions of Terms
  • Evaluation - Facility Inspection
  • Label Creation
    ....What Information Should Be Included On An Arc Flash Label?
    ....Needed Equipment and Supplies
    ....Label Creation Steps
    ....Label Creation Using Die-Cut Labels
    ....Label Creation Using Continuous Vinyl
  • Label Placement
    ....Locations Where Labels Should Be Placed
    ....Removing Old Labels
  • Label Maintenance
  • One Page Arc Flash Hazard Labeling Guide
This best practices guide is available as a free download from the Graphic Products' web site.
  Thu, 10 Jan 2008 22:53:00 +0100
A new Pipe Marking Best Practices Guide is available from Graphic Products. This guide, featuring the DuraLabel PRO printer, covers everything needed to meet ANSI code for pipe marking. From the initial inspection of the facility, through printing and applying pipe markers (and knowing the right locations in which to apply them) this guide is a comprehensive information source about pipe marking.

The Pipe Marking Best Practices Guide may be downloaded free.
  Fri, 04 Jan 2008 19:55:00 +0100
Sometimes we use different names for the same things. For example, industrial labels are sometimes called industrial decals. Labels and decals, in this case, are the same thing. Both words refer to self-adhesive vinyl with appropriate text and graphics printed on it.

Whether you call them decals or labels, the DuraLabel PRO (DLP) an meet your industrial decal needs. With the ability to print on vinyl tapes up to four inches wide, as well as printing on speciality supplies and a variety of multi-color die-cut labels, the DuraLabel PRO is the printer that makes the decals you need. From OSHA warnings to RTK decals, the DuraLabel PRO has the versatility, flexibility, and wide range of supplies needed to get your visual communication jobs done right... the first time and every time.

It makes no difference what you call them, the DLP is the printer you need.
  Thu, 03 Jan 2008 22:04:00 +0100
What's the big news about the DuraLabel PRO? Nothing!

That's right, nothing.

It took over two years for the DuraLabel PRO to be developed. Nearly a full year was devoted to testing and making improvements. The result is that there has been no need for upgrades, patches or fixes. The DuraLabel PRO is the industrial label printer that works... it gets the job done by making quality, durable labels and signs.

Whether you need to make signs and labels to support 5S, or label pipes in a hospital, the DuraLabel PRO is the machine that will get the job done... right.
  Tue, 27 Nov 2007 22:31:00 +0100
Two additional DuraLabel videos have just been put online. They show how to load supplies into the DuraLabel PRO printer. You'll be surprised at how quick and easy it is to load DuraLabel supplies. The videos are available at:

http://www.graphicproducts.com/labelers/duralabelpro/video.html

There are two types of supplies for the DuraLabel PRO.

Specialty supplies come mounted in a simple cartridge that drops right into the DuraLabel PRO.

All other supplies come on rolls that are easily placed into the DuraLabel PRO.

In both cases supplies can typically be changed in about a minute.
  Tue, 27 Nov 2007 00:04:00 +0100
Two new DuraLabel PRO videos are now available online.

The Introduction to the DuraLabel PRO video shows this total solutions package for label and sign printers. See the flexibility and versatility of the DuraLabel PRO. It can make pipe markers, wire labels, OSHA safety signs and much, much more. You'll see how easy it is to make labels and signs with the DuraLabel PRO. Improve your facility's safety and productivity through better visual communication with the DuraLabel PRO sign and labeling system.

The DuraLabel PRO Specialty Supply Loading video provides step-by-step instructions for loading speciality supplies into your DuraLabel PRO. The specialty supplies come in a cartridge that is simple and quick to load into the DuraLabel PRO.
Pipe marking is a pretty big deal in industrial facilities. Not only will the company get slapped with a hefty fine for not having any, but emergency situations can quickly get from bad to extremely, horribly bad. Valuable time can be wasted when emergency crews are trying to determine which way the flow is going and what feeds where and/or into what. An easy remedy to a lack of labels is the DuraLabel PRO OSHA and Pipe Marking package.

This DuraLabel package is a great deal because it provides everything you need to label an extensive pipe system at an affordable price. The package provides supplies of various sizes. This is great since not all pipes are the same diameter. This way, you won't be wasting material (read: "money") by putting 4" wide labels on small pipes. This package also comes complete with an assortment of different colored tapes. Color coding pipes isn't only a great way of keeping things organized, it also meets OSHA labeling regulations. Nothing is better than looking good while meeting regulations.
  Wed, 24 Oct 2007 00:46:00 +0200
The Brady IP printer is now available from Graphic Products.

The Brady IP printer is available in four models, two are 300 dpi printers and two are 600 dpi printers. All four models use die-cut label supplies to make labels that serve a variety of industries such as:
  • Industrial Manufacturing
  • Electrical, Wire, and Cable Identification
  • Electronics
  • Government & Defense
  • Transportation (Aerospace, Rail, Mass Transit)
  • Data Communication
  • Laboratory/Healthcare
The Brady IP printer uses smart cell technology to allow the supplies and printer to exchange information. The printer can automatically detect the supply type installed and configure the printer appropriately. This is particularly useful for a die-cut label printer such as the IP, because labels are pre-cut and thus a large number of supplies must be made available to accommodate the need for various size labels. Having the printer automatically configure itself for whatever supplies are installed becomes a time saver.

The Brady IP printer has supplies available for printing self-laminating labels, Brady PermaSleeve wire labels, general purpose labels, tamper evident labels and cold weather labels.
If you are observant of your surroundings, you would probably take notice that the vast majority of pipes in a facility or building are labeled. These labels aren't failed attempts to cover up unsightly piping, nor were they meant to liven up the area with a little color or decoration. These labels are necessary. They are necessary because of the rules and regulations set forth by the ANSI/ASME A13.1 - 2007 standard.

Pipe labeling plays an important role in creating a safe work place. Proper labeling can prevent injuries and damage by safeguarding against mistakes such as turning valves on or disconnecting pipes at the wrong time or place. DuraLabel offers a Pipe Marking Labeling package that will provide you with the necessary equipment and supplies. The package includes a DuraLabel printer and supplies that come in various sizes and colors.

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