Oil and Gas

Supplyline either directly or through our partners supply a number of OEM, Tier I / Tier II & Tier III suppliers and manufacturers.

These include companies like BP / Baker Hughes & Schlumberger to name a few

We supply many more companies like these in this industry but due to the sensitive nature of their business and our relationship with them we would only discuss these details directly with serious end user enquiries, which we would welcome.

If you want to find out why so many companies in the oil and gas industry trust and deal with SupplylineID please get in touch.

Durable barcode identification labels and tags are designed to cope with the toughest demands of the oil & gas industry, including exposure to chemicals, grease, oil, moisture, prolonged UV exposure, extreme temperatures (hot and cold), abrasion, and other environmental factors. All barcode labels and tags are designed to last the life of the equipment it is identifying, with data readability that does not degrade over time.

LABEL TYPES FOR THE OIL & GAS FROM SUPPLYLINE ID

Asset labels

Our asset labels are available in all shapes and sizes for different uses, Supplyline can manufacture asset labels in synthetic materials varying in thickness for rigidity, even metalized in some cases for extreme durability against abrasion, heat and tearing.

Reliable printing of GHS labels

Labels for bottles or drums containing chemicals communicate data and symbols required under GHS regulations (Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labelling of Chemicals). Such information warns of the hazards to people and the environment during the transportation and utilisation of the product.

So it is critical for the label to be perfectly legible from the moment it is affixed until the residues are recycled and the container is cleaned.

Printing constraints on chemical product labelling

The printing of barcodes, product composition, product traceability data and GHS symbols must be resistant to external attack.

Products rubbing together, dripping solvent and demanding storage environments can all expose the ink to significant duress. Heat, cold, humidity, solvents, UV exposure: not all inks offer adequate resistance.

A label that complies with the GHS standard requires the printing of standardised red and black information and symbols.

The use of an ink/label combination certified to BS5609 (3 months immersion in sea water) provides guaranteed adhesive performance, print durability and abrasion resistance.

inkanto ribbons by Armor for GHS label printing

By adopting a Thermal Transfer printing process, chemical manufacturers and distributors can confidently print all the required symbols and texts in order to comply with GHS requirements.
Certain thermal printers can print in two colours (red and black) in a single run, offering the user simplicity, flexibility and reliability.

Black or coloured Resin inks from inkanto (AXR inks) in combination with synthetic labels (PE, PET, PVC or PP) offer an optimum compromise in terms of print quality and resistance properties.

Identification Labels

Every regulated component must have a unique identification number and an identified location. ID numbers should be clearly marked on all equipment and must remain readable for the life of the equipment.

Hazard Labels

Labels we produce ourselves and supply via third party manufactures are full GHS compliant and will make sure your business is up to the required standard of safety.

Instruction Labels

Labels can be printed up to 8 colour with instructions or a usage-guide in a weatherproof material that should apply to any material, rough or smooth and withstand a number of environmental factors without peeling off.

Water/Oil Resistant Labels

Labels that are required to have an oil resistance tend to be made of a synthetic material that naturally repels water and oil, we can send you a few different samples of material/adhesives to see what works for you. Supplyline can also recommend a varnished paper label for a more cost effective solution to a short term labelling. Both of these label types adhere well to nearly all surfaces, including glass, metal, plastic, painted surfaces, polycarbonate and more.