The markings should be placed at least once within one meter of one end of the tube, and the tubes shall be marked with the following information by suitable and durable methods:
• The name or trademark of the manufacturer;
• The serious symbol (H or M) and the type (L, L1, or L2);
• The symbol of the manufacturing process (S or W)
Colors can be a helpful way to organize and identify different objects, and this is especially true when it comes to tubes. Tubes are often used in a variety of settings, from construction sites to laboratories, and they come in a wide range of sizes and materials. While each type of tube has its own unique properties, they all need to be marked so that they can be easily identified. The manufacturer may opt to use color coding instead of series or type markings. This will make it easy to quickly identify the different types of tubes, saving time and preventing confusion.
Heavy
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Medium
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Types
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Red
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Blue
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See Tolerance Table
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The following information shall appear on the label of each bundle:
• The name or trademark of the manufacturer;
• The standard code EN 10255;
• The symbol of the manufacturing process (S or W)
• The D (outside diameter) or R (thread size);
• The series or type or specified wall thickness.