Power generation

Switchgear consist of connections, buses and insulation components used to control and protect electrical equipment in electric power systems. To ensure safe operation, switchgear components must be labelled with clear and durable markings. Our universal marking system consists of: cable markers, markers for the power supply and control cables, marking of terminal strips, and marking of components, i.e. contactors, relays, lights and buttons and nameplates.

Block and grid transformers often operate under extreme conditions so all components used to build them must be exceptionally durable. Dedicated solutions by Partex include:- durable steel nameplates, embossed steel carrier strip markers, single character stainless steel markers and 316 grade stainless steel cable ties for mounting cables.

We have many years of experience in control and measurement equipment marking, in industrial facilities, power plants, CHP stations and steelworks. Partex solutions in this field include: KKS stainless steel markers, labels and signs for valves, controller, sensors and other measurement equipment, and control panel markers

Cables running in cable trays can be bundled together and attached to trays using stainless steel ties, coated stainless steel ties or plastic cable ties. Solid mounting is of particular importance with cables in vertical trays. To identify the run, we can provide signs or colour labels with your marking information.

Marking pipelines with coloured labels and arrows is required by UK and European standards. Labels are placed on pipelines to ensure quick visual identification: their colour provides content information, i.e. vapour, water, acid etc; the arrow indicates the direction of flow. In addition to the content type marking, the pipeline should be marked with a sign including, for example, its name and KKS number. For the permanent marking of tanks, we use high quality materials, resistant to environmental conditions. Laser-engraving or colour UV-printing ensure legibility for years.