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Aquasign® underwater signs combined with cable ties offer a secure fixing for small objects, valve tag identification, or applications where the surface is uneven e.g. grated.
The Aquasign® subsea marker is supplied pre-bonded to a backing material manufactured with slots to suit customer requirements and affixed to the equipment using Nylon cable ties.
This specification can be used in conjunction with a backing plate (Nylon, ABS or Stainless Steel), strapping material or our ShieldTM II polycarbonate frames.
Cable ties can also be used to secure Aquasign® tags to valve stems or levers.
Our standard lead time for mechanical solutions is 20 working days, however AQUASIGN will always work to meet your project demands.
Further information about cable ties is available from our Knowledge Hub below where videos and installation guides per product are available. Our Client Portal features testing and more technical reports – click here to register.
We welcome the opportunity to discuss your project requirements in more detail, contact us and one of our expert team will be happy to help.
Wednesday 08 October 2014
As a result of customer feedback, Aquasign have developed 4 new installation videos available to view on YouTube! Watch our very own Dominick Moore provide step by step illustrations of how to correctly install Aquasign® subsea markers using our most popular fixing methods. The videos available include each of our adhesive solutions; KISS® Self Adhesive, …
Monday 14 September 2015
1985 was the year the first Aquasign® subsea marking system was sold. Over the next three decades AQUASIGN has become the pioneer of subsea asset identification, a valued partner to the oil & gas industry and shown exceptional growth through continuous product development – a cause for celebration! …
Tuesday 17 February 2015
As a result of the declining oil price, companies worldwide are under severe pressure to engage in strict cost saving measures to survive. However, in this industry reducing costs without sacrificing workplace safety proves to be a challenge. …
