DescriptionColour

identification

Ordering code

Multi-color Single-color

Masses T02 T02

DescriptionColour

identification

Ordering code

Multi-color Single-color

Non-Flammable gases

Oxygen

Breathing gas

Nitrogen

Refrigerant

Breathing air

Inert gas

Compressed ait LP

Compressed ait HP

Compressed air / regulating air

T04

T26

T27

T28

T29

T30

T31

T32

T33

T34

T04

T04+T07+T04

T04+T011+T04

T04+T06+T04

T04+T02+T04

T04+T12+T04

T04+T03+T04

T04+T10+T04

T04+T09+T04

T04+T08+T04

Steam

Steam for heating purposes

Sypply steam

Exhaust steam

T05

T35

T36

T25

T05

T05+T01+T05

T05+T11+T05

T05+T12+T05

Sea water

Ballast water

Cooling sea water

Sanitary sea water

T06

T26

T27

T28

T06

T06+T08+T06

T06+T11+T06

T06+T03+T06

Acids & Alkalis T08 T08

Fresh water

Fresh water, sanitary

Potable water

Distillate

Gas turbine wash water

Feed water

Cooling fresh water

Chilled water

Condensate

T07

T29

T30

T31

T32

T33

T34

T35

T36

T07

T07+T03+T07

T07+T06+T07

T07+T04+T07

T07+T10+T07

T07+T05+T07

T07+T08+T07

T07+T12+T07

T07+T11+T07

Fire fighting / Fire protection

Fire-fighting water

Fire-fighting gas

Sprinkler water

Spray water

Fire-fighting powder

Fire-fighting foam

T09

T37

T38

T39

T40

T41

T42

T09

T09+T06+T09

T09+T04+T09

T09+T10+T09

T09+T08+T09

T09+T12+T09

T09+T11+T09

Flammable gases

Hydrogen

Acetylene

Liquid gas

T11

T49

T50

T51

T11

T11+T07+T11

T11+T04+T11

T11+T08+T11

Air in ventilation systems

Natural exhaust gas

Supply air, atmospheric

Natural supply air

Mechanical exhaust air

T12

T52

T53

T54

T55

T12

T12+T03+T12

T12+T06+T12

T12+T11+T12

T12+T08+T12

Oil other than fuel

Thermal fluid

Hydraulic fluid

Lubricaition oil for steam turbines

Lubricaition oil for gas turbines

Lubricaition oil for gears

Lub. Oil for int. combustion engines

T10

T43

T44

T45

T46

T47

T48

T10

T10+T07+T10

T10+T04+T10

T10+T05+T10

T10+T06+T10

T10+T08+T10

T10+T11+T10

Fuel

HFO Heavy fuel

Aviation fuel

Biological fuel

Gas-turbine fuel

MDO Marine Diesel Fuel

T03

T21

T22

T23

T24

T25

T03

T03+T01+T03

T03+T07+T03

T03+T08+T03

T03+T12+T03

T03+T11+T03

Waste media

Black water

Grey water

Waste oil

Bilge water

Exhaust gas

Sewage, contaminated

T01

T15

T16

T17

T18

T19

T20

T01

T01+T07+T01

T01+T12+T01

T01+T03+T01

T01+T06+T01

T01+T04+T01

T01+T11+T01

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Material Technical

Data Sheet

A-SPE Marking tapes

Marine Pipe Identification Tape - acc to ISO 14726

page 2/2January 2005 page 2/2January 2005

Waste media

Masses

Fuel

Non-flammable Gases

Steam

Sea Water

Fresh water

Acids & Alkalis

Fire fighting

Oil other than fuel

Flammable gases

Ait in ventilation systems

Flow direction marking

Warning tape

T01

T02

T03

T04

T05

T06

T07

T08

T09

T10

T11

T12

T13

T14

Type Description Ordering code

Black

Copper

Brown

Grey

Silver

Green

Blue

Violet

Red

Orange

Yellow

White

All types of tapes are available at following standard sizes:

40 mm x 25 m

70 mm x 25 m

160 mm x 25 m

Considering many size standards available on the market we can manufacture any

particular size for you.

Each tape can be marked with your own logo without any additional charge.

Way of ordering:

Example Multi-colour system: T27-160mm / 5 pcs

Example Signle-colour system: T01-40mm / 2 pcs + T07-40mm / 1 pc

Basic identification tapes (acc to ISO14726-1) :

Multi-colour permuations : (acc to ISO14726-2)

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Material Technical

Data Sheet

A-SPE Marking tapes

Marine Pipe Identification Tape - acc to ISO 14726

page 2/2January 2005 page 2/2January 2005

General Description

Pipeline identification on board ships is very important

for safety reasons, especially for the safety of the

entire crew. The medium flowing through the the

pipework can cause a lot of damage, and be

dangerous to the people on board the ship during an

emergency or in case of pipework damage. The

appropriate marking makes it possible to identify the

type of danger we are dealing with during the

emegency and to take the steps to get rid of it.

The International ISO14726-1 (year 1999) standard

defines the basic colours which should be used for

pipeline identification on board ships.

Another regulation, ISO 1476-2 (year 2002) specifies

additional colours which can be used together with the

main colours for a more thorough marking of the

medium flowing through the pipework.

The table included in this broshure presents the basic

colours and also all the available permutations of

identification colours in accordance with the

ISO14726-2 (year 2002) norms.

Availability

The identification tapes are available in two systems:

Multi-colour system - tapes

with the colour combination

printed on it - this system is the

easiest to install.

Single-colour system - tapes

from which you can make any

number of colour combinations

by yourself, this is a more

economical and flexible solution,

however, the installation takes

longer to complete.

Technical Data

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Thickness (average)

Dimensional stability

Temperature resistance

80 microns (without protective

paper and adhesive

(FINAT TM 14) adhered to

steel, no measurable

shrinkage in cross directions,

in length 0,44 m max

adhered to aluminum -40C to

80C, no variation

adhered to aluminum, after

48h / 23C, no variation

16 N / 25 mm (FINAT TM 1,

after 24h, stainless steel)

(DIN EN ISO 527)

along - min. 19 Mpa

across - min. 19 Mpa

(DIN EN ISO 527)

along - min. 130%

across - min. 150%

2 years (in original packaging,

at 20C and 50% relative

humidity)

min. +10C

3 years (depending on

individual use conditions)

Water resistance

Adhesive power*

Tensile strength

Elongation at break

Shelf life

Application temperature

Service life by specialist

application

Installation

- Each pipe should be marked at least once in each

separate room.

- The best places for installing the identification tapes

are: close to the objects like valves, filters or tanks,

exits passing through the walls or cellings, close to the

room entrances.

- All surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned before

applying the identification tapes.

Ordering and technical support

Feel free to contact our consultants who will take your

order and answer any questions you might have.

ul. Kujawska 26

81-862 Sopot, POLAND

Tel:

Fax:

Email:

Internet:

+48 58 555 73 37

+48 58 555 73 38

info@a-spe.com

www.a-spe.com

Data available soon

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- During the application tape should be overlaped 3-4

cm beyond the starting edge.

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