Pipe Marking Labels

Pipe marking labels are created using a set of standards that can then be customized for your application.

Certain label templates have been designed taking into account various industrial standards and codes. Such templates have been created as an attempt to aid you in creating certain label types, but are no substitute for your knowledge of the relevant requirements.You should perform your own review and analysis of any applicable standards or codes relevant to the labels created.

DYMO makes no representation or warranty that any labels created using this device comply with any applicable legal, industry or other standard, code or regulation, and assumes no liability or responsibility for such compliance. In addition, certain of these label templates have been prepared on the basis of current standards or codes which are subject to change, and DYMO assumes no obligation to update any templates based on any changes to standards or codes or to otherwise communicate any such changes.

One text box is automatically placed on the label. Additional text boxes, barcodes, images, and shapes cannot be added to pipe marking labels.

Formatting applies to all the text on the label.The label length is automatically determined by the text and properties set for the label.

Serialization cannot be used to create multiple pipe marking labels.

Pipe marking labels can be printed on any continuous label cartridge on an XTL 500 label maker.

The label properties you can set are:

Label setup

ASME A13.1 01

ASME A13.1 02

ASME A13.1 03

ASME A13.1 04

Other 1

Other 2
Flow direction

Left - Arrow placed to the left of the text.

Right - Arrow placed to the right of the text.

Both - Arrow placed on either side of the text.

Pipe diameter

Minimum: 3/4" (19 mm)

Maximum: 10" (254 mm)

To create a pipe marking label

  1. Click , and then click Pipe Marking.
  2. Under Label setup, select the standard label to use or select Other.
  3. Under Flow direction, select the direction of the flow.
  4. Under Pipe diameter, select or enter the diameter of the pipe.
  5. Add data to the label. See Entering Data.

See Also

Setting Default Label Properties

Saving Labels

Printing Labels

 

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