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Pipe ID Markers help to quickly and easily identify pipe contents. This is especially helpful in an emergency situation. It also saves time during maintenance.  A Pipe ID marker consists of printed text on a coloured background with a contrasting border and a chevron to show flow direction.

The colours are determined by the pipe’s contents.

White on Light Blue – AIR
Black on Sand – GASES
White on Orange – ELECTRICAL
White on Blue – WATER
White on Violet – ACIDS & ALKALIS
Black on Silver – STEAM
White on Green – WATER
White on Brown – OILS
White on Black – OTHER LIQUIDS

Text and marker sizes are also specified.  Markers must be placed adjacent to all junctions, valves, wall penetrations etc. Markers shall be spaced no more than 8m apart, except for long uninterrupted straight runs of external services where spacing shall not exceed 50m.

Australian Standards

Australian Standard AS 1345-1995 – “Identification of the contents of pipes, conduits and ducts” – specifies guidelines for pipe marking.

Markers are to be placed adjacent to all junctions, valves, service appliances, bulkhead and wall penetrations. Markers shall be spaced no more than 8m apart except for long, uninterrupted straight runs of external services where spacing shall not exceed 50m.

CIRTAG® standard Pipe Markers complies to AS 1345-1995 Standards.

There are many benefits of Pipe ID markers.  They prevent accidents, as unmarked pipes are a danger. Numerous injuries occur through ignorance of pipe contents.  Knowing the contents of the pipe will reduce errors and ensure correct procedures are carried out and incorrect pipes are not worked on.  With reduced errors also comes improved operating efficiencies, as marked pipes let workers trace a process problem and resolve it quicker.  They also improve plant appearance as markers provide a clean, organised and safe looking environment.  Quality programs are important and Pipe ID markers can help to enhance quality programs.  Ensure your blueprints are up to date with Cirlocks range of pipe marking solutions.

Cirlock Pipe ID Markers are Made in Australia and as a result we guarantee fast delivery.  Our Pipe ID markers are custom made and available in small or large quantities.  There is a minimum order of 10 markers (markers sold individually – can be a mix of markers) and our markers adhere to Australian Standard AS 1345-1995 – “Identification of the contents of pipes, conduits and ducts” – specifies guidelines for pipe marking.

Get in touch with Cirlock today, or head straight to the Pipe Markers on our website.