Sorry, the 'attach' box is blocked at my work, so I'll have to use a link... but here's what the 'outdated' labeling looks like (without the exclamation mark and updated border).
http://www.imagechicken.com/uploads/1269646104099176400.jpg
I'm under the impression that at one point ANSI label requirements for Danger, Warning and caution were changed to require an exclamation mark next to the text and slightly different bordering.
My question is.. if you are using the previous (outdated) labeling are you automatically no longer...
JLSeagull:
I really appreciate the input and upon further thinking, I believe we'll go ahead and offer the text/arrow option as well.
BigInch:
It's for a general marine purpose, so "all of the above" would be an appropriate answer to your question.
Again, sticking to the conclusion I...
i again, agree. i think the purpose of a color band labeling system is to avoid communication barriers, that something like a text might create.
i do engineering/research/development for an industrial printing company that makes such products as these markers and seeing a company offer so many...
i 100% agree with you, but this is an example of what i'm talking about:
http://www.en.bradyeurope.com/bradyeurope/scv/401618/401618/Safety-Identification/Pipe-Markers-and-Valve-Identification/Marine-Pipe-Markers.html
i'm starting to think it might just be an add on by the company...
I've found the marine pipe marking standard for colors (ISO/DIS 14726), but I can't seem to find one for the actual text of the markers.
The type of questions I'm looking to answer are:
-Where does the text is supposed to go on a marine pipe marker?
-Does the text cross the color band in the...
