Irrigation Tag Supply

Reclaimed water systems serve critical roles in water conservation — but they carry real safety and regulatory obligations that start with clear, durable identification.

Recycled water — also called reclaimed or non-potable water — is treated wastewater repurposed for irrigation, industrial processes, and landscape use. It plays a key role in water conservation across drought-prone states and municipalities managing water resources.

But because recycled water is not safe for drinking or direct human contact, every pipe, valve, hose bib, and access point in a recycled water system must be clearly and permanently identified. That's not a suggestion — it's a regulatory requirement under IAPMO, the Uniform Plumbing Code, and numerous state and local ordinances.

The Purple Standard

Purple is the universally recognized color for recycled water identification across the United States. Purple water tags, purple valve box tags, purple recycled water signs, and purple pipe markings all serve a single purpose: making it immediately and unmistakably clear that the water in this system is non-potable.

A recycled water safety tag isn't just a compliance checkbox — it's the first line of protection against cross-connection, accidental ingestion, and public safety incidents. Using the right recycled water identification markers across your entire system is what separates a properly managed installation from a liability.

Reclaimed Water Signs & Labels

Beyond valve and pipe tags, above-ground recycled water signs are often required at system entry points, public-access areas, and irrigation control stations. Our vinyl stickers and hanger tags are purpose-built to meet these requirements cleanly and affordably.