Labeling

Implementing 5S Barcoding for Efficient Inventory Management Solutions

Implementing 5S Barcoding for Efficient Inventory Management Solutions

In a world where every millisecond matters, embracing digital innovation like 5S Barcoding is no longer an option but a strategic necessity. This potent inventory management tool is swiftly revolutionizing global supply chains, creating lean systems that are timely and error-free. As we plunge deeper into the year 2024, staying competitive requires streamlining operations through technology. So, let’s unlock the secrets of efficient inventory management with 5S…

Mike Wilson | February 9, 2024 | 5S, Management | 5S, Barcoding, Facility Efficiency, Labeling


ANSI A13.1 Benefits & Problems

ANSI A13.1 Benefits & Problems

ANSI A13.1 is the set of guidelines which is used to ensure that all pipes in a facility are clearly marked with what they contain.  The idea behind these standards is to ensure people working with and around all pipes know exactly what they contain before they take any action.  If, for example, an unlabeled pipe valve is opened by someone thinking it was just water it…

Tony Ferraro | May 31, 2013 | Pipe Marking, Safety | ANSI, Labeling, Pipe Marking, Regulations & Compliance


GB 7231-2003

GB 7231-2003

GB 7231 is a pipe marking standard for Chinese pipes used in industrial situations.  The standard covers a variety of things including the colors, symbols and other marketing specifications necessary for safety.  The standard goes into great detail regarding what needs to be used when marking pipes whether they are carrying harmless things like water or potentially dangerous chemicals.  When used properly these markings can help ensure people…

Tony Ferraro | May 30, 2013 | Pipe Marking | Facility Efficiency, Labeling, Pipe Marking, Regulations & Compliance


Leak Detection & Repair

Leak Detection & Repair

It is not uncommon while walking through any type of factory, refinery or other facility to see liquids dripping from pipes or other areas.   Disturbingly, however, in many cases the liquid which is leaking out is toxic or hazardous to the health of the people working around it or the environment in general.  In some cases it can even be flammable which presents a significant risk to…

Tony Ferraro | May 14, 2013 | Pipe Marking | Facility Marking, Labeling, Pipe Marking, Visual Workplace, Workplace Safety