Accuformnmc LOTAG37-25 Lockout Danger Tag Vinyl 25-pack

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC LOTAG37-25 is a double-sided lockout danger tag designed for use in lockout/tagout (LOTO) safety programs. Constructed from unrippable vinyl, this tag measures 6 inches wide by 3 inches high and carries a bold Danger header with a black legend on both sides. Side 1 reads: DANGER - EQUIPMENT LOCKED OUT - THIS LOCK/TAG MAY ONLY BE REMOVED BY, with fields for name, department, and expected completion. Side 2 reads: THIS ENERGY SOURCE HAS BEEN LOCKED OUT - UNAUTHORIZED REMOVAL OF THIS LOCK/TAG MAY RESULT IMMEDIATE DISCHARGE, with a remarks field. Each pack contains 25 tags. Licensed electricians, HVAC technicians, and industrial maintenance professionals rely on these tags to meet OSHA LOTO compliance requirements during equipment service.

These tags are suited for electrical, HVAC, mechanical, and plumbing service applications wherever lockout/tagout procedures are required. The unrippable vinyl construction holds up in demanding environments including mechanical rooms, rooftop units, and industrial facilities. The printed fields on both sides allow the technician to document the lockout event directly on the tag, supporting standard LOTO documentation practices. This pack of 25 is practical for facilities and service contractors who perform frequent equipment isolation procedures.

Key Features

• Double-sided print with Danger header and black legend on unrippable vinyl
• Side 1 includes fill-in fields for name, department, and expected completion date
• Side 2 warns against unauthorized removal of the lockout with a remarks field
• Dimensions: 6 inches wide by 3 inches high for high visibility
• Pack of 25 tags for multi-technician teams or high-frequency LOTO programs
• English language, rectangular shape suitable for standard tag holders and procedures

Compatibility

Designed as a standard LOTO danger tag for use in lockout/tagout programs across electrical, HVAC, mechanical, and plumbing service applications wherever OSHA-compliant equipment isolation is required.

Installation Notes

Lockout/tagout tags must be applied by qualified personnel following OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 energy control procedures. Always de-energize, isolate, and verify zero energy state before attaching the tag. Tags should be used in conjunction with an approved lockout device and must not be removed by anyone other than the authorized employee who applied them. No tools are required for tag application, but a compatible lockout hasp or device is typically used alongside these tags.