- Pipe Tally Books are not just for people working with pipes.
I Use Pipe Tally Books At Work
- They are for people who need to continually record data in the field. Data that needs to be entered by hand, with a pen, in columns, and safely kept in your pocket, away from rain and dirt.
- Tally Books are used by contractors, architects, surveyors, electricians, estimators, truckers, botanists, environmentalists, loggers, railroaders, and geologists.
Tally Book Junior 3410
- They are custom made to show off your logo and artwork. Simple one color imprints or full color imprints are possible. Waterproof stone pads are optional. Pen loops and pocket inserts are optional also.
- Your choice of vinyl color will be made into the cover.
- Stock art is available, or you may furnish your own high resolution full color photos.
Stock Art- Oil Rig Tally Book 3400CR5
- Various pad sizes and styles are available. Sewn pad, Junior size, Full size, flexible cover, wire bound books, tri-fold, and steno style books are options.
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Why We Love Oilfield Tally Books (And You Should, Too!)
Oilfield Tally Books are ubiquitous in the oil and gas drilling businesses. Why do we love them? Here are the reasons:
- We get to see our corporate logo on the front, every time we use one. They are custom made.
- They are weather resistant.
- Oilfield tally books (pipe tally books) are a necessity in our business. How else would we make continual recordings of the number of pipes we put down the well?
- An optional “stone” pad is available, which is tear-resistant and waterproof, instead of using a paper pad.
- Our company information can be printed on the front, the back, and the inside surface of the front and back covers.
- An optional plastic insert is available for us to slide in important charts and other papers.
- They are dirt-resistant, since the cover is heavy duty vinyl.
4 Quick Tips About Pipe Tally Books
Are you looking for a good deal when you order custom Pipe Tally Books? Here is some simple advice from a person who has been selling tally books to oil and gas drilling companies for 25 years.
- High quality is better than cheap price. Get pipe tally books that have a sewn pad, instead of glued-in pages. You want this to be a permanent record of field data. You don’t want the pages to fall out, and get mixed up. Stone pads (instead of paper pads) are now available. They are waterproof, and won’t tear.
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Pick the best type of imprint. A full-color imprint protected by a layer of clear vinyl will hold up the best in all kinds of weather.
- Find a company that has above average service. A company with a well-designed website that is easy to use, and makes ordering fun, is a company that will deliver what you want. Fly-by-night companies will have a cheap looking website.
- Quantity. Buy a quantity of custom tally books sufficient to last you a while. The shelf life of a tally book is very long. You will get a better price if you order a larger quantity.