Factory marking standard

Class A-bright yellow paint solid line

1, with a line width of 50mm: in principle, it is used for all auxiliary access lines and regional division lines, main access lines and four-corner positioning lines of small and medium-sized warehouses and small rooms;

2. Line width 100mm: in principle, it is used as the main channel line of large-scale production workshops and warehouses;

3. Line width 120mm: in principle, it is used for traffic lines in the factory.

Class b-bright yellow paint dotted line

Line width of 50mm: the dividing line of the internal area of large-scale work area (which can be flexibly grasped for aesthetic effect), and the allowed line (which can be combined with reality);

Class c-red solid line

Line width 50mm: the dividing line of the defective product placement area (draw a solid red line when the fourth floor is in contact with three walls);

Class D-Twill zebra crossing consisting of bright yellow and black (inclined 45? ):

It is forbidden to enter the warning line, warning zone line, fire escape line and protruding part line (such as shoulder stone, etc.). ) in the dangerous goods area;

E-green solid line

The dividing line of the qualified product placement area and the passage line of the finished product warehouse;

Note: In all floors suitable for adhesive tape, the adhesive tape can be directly attached to the floor without painting under the condition of achieving the same appearance effect.

Positioning line

Class a-equipment positioning:

All equipment and workbench are positioned with yellow four-corner positioning line, and the blank part of the four-corner positioning line of workbench is marked with the words "XX workbench";

Class B-Location of defective areas (waste recycling bins, boxes, defective product racks)

Use a red line. If the positioning range is less than 40cm×40cm, the closed solid wireframe will be used directly.

Class C-Location of dangerous goods such as fire fighting equipment, oil and chemicals.

Use red and white warning positioning lines;

Class D-Common items with regular material stacking and shapes, using yellow four-corner positioning lines;

Class E-Location of door opening areas for fire hydrants, power distribution cabinets and other prohibited items.

Fill the lines with red and white zebras;

Class F-Positioning of mobile equipment (such as hydraulic truck, material turnover truck, etc.). )

Use yellow lines to set the surrounding lines and indicate the starting direction;

Class g-positioning of shelves

Class h-door switch line

Level 1-height limit line

Class j-warning range line

Fire hydrants installed on the wall; Power distribution cabinet, distribution box, electrical control cabinet, etc. ; Remind operators to pay attention to the area, remind them to pay attention to the walking area and remind them of the meeting place;