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All pipes in the work place transporting dangerous or hazardous substances must be clearly identified in line with several norms which exist across Europe.
In the UK the Health & Safety (Signs & Signals) Regulations 1996 Part 3 require all employers to identify all pipes within their facility. Pipes transporting dangerous and hazardous substances must be identified with the indentification colour, code colour and relevant danger or warning symbol and the name of the substance contained within.
Pipe markers should be applied at frequent intervals on straight pipe runs, either side of a wall or floor where pipes pass through, at changes of direction and close to either side of valves. With over 300 standard substance markers in various sizes and layouts, as well as a customisation option, we can help make your facility compliant and safer.
Check out our dedicated Pipe Marking Solutions page www.pipemarkingsolutions.co.uk
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