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Trying to keep wiring systems straight and organized? With different types of labeling systems or products, you can accomplish your goals of efficiency and high quality performance. You do not have to choose between one or the other. The labeling systems complement each other and can all be accessed through one computer system, keeping everything streamlined and efficient.

Handheld Labeling System

Handheld Labeling Systems give you quality industrial strength labels. These labels can be put on a wide variety of label materials for electrical and network applications such as wire/cable components, safety, and facility identification.

Computer Printable Labeling System

The Computer Printable Labeling System has a complete line of labeling software. Connecting to your computer and comes complete with industrial strength label materials, and desktop printers to streamline productivity, increase dependability and value to labeling requirements.

Permanent Identification

There is no need to worry about your labels being destroyed with Permanent Identification. They are perfect for harsh and industrial environments, giving you long-term durability and legibility. Permanent Identification can be used but not limited to pipes, conduit, cables, and equipment.

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Without some type of standardization in fastening solutions, it would be impossible to get anything done. Standards allow for consumers of fasteners to know exactly what they are getting, and they ensure that materials and products are uniform.

Fastener standards are particularly important with international trade because they allow businesses to buy products from other countries resting assured that they will get the materials that will fit with their products. There are a few different companies that work to create fastener standards. These include ISO, DIN, ASTM and SAE.

ISO

ISO officially began in 1947 to develop industrial standards on an international level. Over 21,561 standards have been published by ISO since that time. ISO has members from over 162 countries and they continuously strive to standardize aspects of technology and manufacturing.

DIN

This company is a non-profit company focused on providing standardization services. DIN has been working on this for over 100 years. Over 32,000 experts from different areas come together to give you standards and specifications. DIN deals with a broad range of subjects from Acoustics to Industry 4.0 and Smart Cities.

ASTM

ASTM International was originally known as the American Society for Testing and Materials when it was formed in 1898. In 2001, the name was changed to ASTM International. This company works in the development of consensus standards, and it provides over 12,000 standards that are used around the world. This company includes over 30,000 members representing 140 countries in many industries such as metals, construction, consumer products and more.

SAE

SAE International is a global association of over 128,000 engineers and technical experts. This group focuses on providing information and standards for aerospace, commercial vehicle and automotive engineering. This group began in 1905 as a place to share and standardize automobile engineering, but in 1916, it started to include engineers from all types of mobility-related professions.

Standards are an important part of making sure your project works properly. It is a good thing that companies like these are around to help with work on standardization.

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