Electrical & Plumbing

Electrical & Plumbing

Code-compliant identification for contractors and tradespeople.

Electrical and plumbing identification

Panel legends, wire markers, valve tags and pipe markers for the whole system.

Electrical and plumbing identification needs compact, durable information that helps installers, operators, inspectors, and maintenance staff understand a system quickly.

Electrical identification

Panel tags, legend plates, wire markers, cable tags, labels, and warning decals.

Mechanical identification

Valve tags, pipe markers, equipment plates, service labels, and facility signs.

In the panel and on the pipe

Small identification still carries important information.

Text density
Panel references, wire numbers, valve IDs, and sequences need legible sizing and spacing.
Environment
Heat, moisture, chemicals, washdown, and outdoor exposure affect material selection.
Installation method
Adhesive, holes, chains, ties, rivets, and existing hardware must suit the application.
System consistency
Standard formats and saved sequences make additions and replacements easier.

Small parts, important information

Small identification still has to survive the job.

A legend plate inside a dry panel and a valve tag in a wet mechanical room can be on the same drawing and still need different materials.

Electrical ID

Panel tags, legend plates, and wire markers sized for tight spaces and code requirements.

Mechanical ID

Valve tags and pipe markers built for moisture, chemicals, and outdoor exposure.

Service & compliance labels

Durable labels for inspections, maintenance records, and equipment tracking.

Tagging out a job

Send the identification schedule, dimensions, sequence, and attachment method.

A panel schedule, valve list or marked-up drawing tells us sizes, wording and sequence in one step.

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Your tag schedule
A list or marked-up drawing of every panel, valve and pipe that needs a tag.
The existing system
If new tags must match old ones, a photo of one existing tag settles colours and format.
How they attach
Chains, ties, adhesive or screws, and whether holes already exist.
Inspection date
If sign-off depends on the tags, that date comes first.