Accuformnmc RPT34 Danger Accident Prevention Tag 3x6 in

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC RPT34 is a double-sided accident prevention tag designed to communicate danger warnings in industrial, commercial, and trade environments. Constructed from unrippable vinyl, this tag carries the front legend DANGER - UNSAFE DO NOT USE along with a lockout-tagout-style warning instructing personnel not to remove the tag without authority. At 3 inches high and 6 inches wide, the rectangular tag prints black legend on both sides in English and is sold in packs of 25, making it practical for stocking safety kits, service vans, and facility maintenance programs.

This tag is suited for use in any environment where equipment must be taken out of service and clearly identified as unsafe. Electrical contractors, HVAC technicians, plumbers, and facilities maintenance personnel use tags like the RPT34 to mark equipment during service, lockout-tagout procedures, or pending inspection. The durable unrippable vinyl material holds up in wet, greasy, or high-traffic areas where paper tags would fail. The pack format supports ongoing safety compliance needs across job sites and service fleets.

Key Features

• Unrippable vinyl construction resists tearing, moisture, and grease in field conditions
• Double-sided printing: front reads DANGER - UNSAFE DO NOT USE with a signature and date block; reverse reads DANGER - DO NOT REMOVE THIS TAG with extended warning text
• Black legend on high-visibility danger header format for immediate visual identification
• Rectangle shape, 3 inches high by 6 inches wide, standard tag size for most equipment and panel applications
• English language, no grommets, pack dispenser format with 25 tags per pack
• Product Service Code 9905 for procurement and compliance record-keeping

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose accident prevention tag suitable for use on electrical equipment, HVAC systems, plumbing fixtures, and mechanical components requiring a danger or out-of-service designation.

Installation Notes

Accident prevention tags should be applied by the qualified technician or tradesperson placing the equipment out of service, following the site lockout-tagout program and applicable OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 requirements. Attach the tag to the equipment control point or service disconnect in a location clearly visible to anyone who might attempt to operate the equipment. Do not remove the tag until the hazard has been corrected and the authorized person has cleared the equipment for return to service.