How to Make an Ammonia Pipe Marker
In this video, learn how to print ammonia pipe markers using the DuraLabel Toro Max. We walk you through the process of creating custom, IIAR-compliant labels, from loading supplies to applying the finished markers to your pipes. Perfect for ensuring safety and clear communication in your facility!
0:00 – Introduction
0:19 – Five Parts to an Ammonia Label (IIAR Standards)
0:30 – Tools Needed
0:41 – Loading Ribbon
0:46 – Loading 2" Premium Vinyl
0:57 – Pipe Marking Module on LabelForge Pro
1:01 – Choosing Pipe Diameter
1:12 – ANSI Recommendations and Font Sizing
1:18 – Choosing Ammonia Abbreviations
1:23 – Physical State
1:35 – 2 Physical States
1:39 – Printing Ammonia Color Band Tags on Toro Max
1:48 – Component Markers
1:58 – Pressure Level
2:10 – Choosing Flow Direction Arrows
2:14 – Printing Ammonia Pipe Marker
2:24 – Applying Ammonia Color Bands to Label
2:37 – Applying Ammonia Pipe Markers to Pipe
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