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What information is on product labels?

Product Labels

Product labels for our ductile iron products hold valuable information that will help you to identify what products you have when picking, packing or installing on site.

Below, we have broken down each section of the label for identification.

Product label example

An example of the label used on our ductile iron products

1. Item description

The description includes product type, range, load class, clear opening and depth.

2. Stock code

This is our code specific to the product.

3. Manufacturing code

Our foundry code which identifies information to us about the manufacturing process.

4. Batch number

This code helps us to identify the batch the product was made in, in case of any issues.

5. Barcode

EAN number, European Article Number, a standard 13-digit barcode that provides European products with individual article numbers.

6. QR Code

Scan the QR code to visit our website, from there you have the ability to find full product information by searching the stock code, including installation instructions.

7. Mortar level

This handy graphic shows the minimum level installers should follow to allow mortar to fully encapsulate the frame.

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