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LUCAS STRAP-ON PIPE MARKERS
Lucas manufactures Stainless-Steel and Traffolyte Strap-On Pipe Markers which can be attached to pipes using plastic/stainless-steel ties and wire or high-performance stainless-steel mounting brackets that strap the pipe maker securely to the pipe.
Strap-On Pipe Markers are literally strapped to the surface of a pipe using ties or brackets. Our Engraved Stainless Steel Pipe Markers are ideal for use in Power Stations or Nuclear Plants where permanent pipe marking is required. Lucas’s high-performance Stainless-Steel Pipe Markers have four slots using either stainless steel wire or fixed mounting brackets to attach to large pipe surfaces. Lucas Products and Services laser engrave Traffolyte Plastic Pipe Markers with specific pipe information for process lines and pipe content. Lucas also offers Strap-On Pipe Markers that use a carrier. The actual traffolyte plastic pipe marker slots through the carrier, attached to the pipe, making it easy to change. The marker is made of two parts, the labelled marker itself and the arrow. This arrow can then be changed to either side of the carrier pointing in the direction of flow.
ADVANTAGES
TYPES OF STRAP-ON PIPE MARKERS
ENGRAVED STAINLESS STEEL Strap-On Pipe Markers
Engraved Stainless Steel Pipe Markers are a popular choice for pipe identification in Power Stations, the Oil & Gas industry and anywhere permanent pipe markers resistant to high temperatures and certain chemicals are required. Lucas manufactures two types of Engraved Stainless-Steel Pipe Markers that can be attached with a bracket, stainless-steel cable ties or stainless-steel wire. Call a Lucas sales advisor for specific requirements.
1. Engraved Stainless-Steel Pipe Markers with four slot holes for attachment using stainless-steel tie wraps.
2. Engraved Stainless-Steel Pipe Markers backed with a bracket for attachment
3. Engraved Stainless-Steel Pipe Markers with four slot holes for attachment using stainless-steel wire.
HIGH-PERFORMANCE PIPE MARKERS attached with Lucas stainless-steel mounting brackets.
Step 1
Step 1: Above is a Stainless-Steel Pipe Marker backed with a mounting bracket attachment. The front of this pipe marker is laser engraved, permanently marking the stainless steel with information relating to the pipe contents.
Step 2
Step 2: Above clearly displays the stainless-steel bracket at the back of this stainless-steel Strap-On Pipe Marker. These pipe markers are ideal for use in extreme temperatures and harsh environments due to its resistant properties. It is attached here using a stainless-steel tie wrap.
Step 3
Step 3: Above demonstrates how easily these Engraved Stainless-Steel Strap-On Pipe Markers are attached. Here a stainless-steel tie wrap is threaded through the back bracket and securely fastened around the pipe.
Step 4
Step 4: Finally, the Engraved Stainless-Steel Strap-On Pipe Maker shown above is neatly secured to the pipe. These high-performance Strap-On Pipe Markers are ideal for long-term use and are resistant to extreme temperatures and harsh environments, making them a preferred choice.
PIPE MARKERS THAT SLOT INTO Strap-On Pipe Marker CARRIERS
Traffolyte Plastic Pipe Markers are primarily laser-engraved with information detailing the pipe’s contents and its directional flow. They can be attached using plastic carriers containing four slots which are tied to the pipe using plastic ties. The beauty about engraved traffolyte pipe markers is Lucas provides them in a wide range of colours, ensuring you meet pipe marking colour coding standards. Whether your job entails meeting BS 1710, ANSI or European pipe marking standards, Lucas Products and Services can help you with your order.
Step 1
Step 1: A Lucas Pipe Marker mounting plastic made carrier attached here with plastic ties to the pipe.
Step 2
Step 2: A Lucas plastic tie is easily threaded through the pipe carrier and around the pipe before being fastened securely.
Step 3
Step 3: Once the carrier is strapped securely to the pipe, the engraved traffolyte pipe marker is slotted into the carrier.
Step 4
Step 4: Once the traffolyte pipe marker is in place, it is time to add the arrow card. This is important when the directional flow of the pipe’s contents must be known.