Accuformnmc RPT37G Inspection Tag Emergency Shower Eye Wash

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC RPT37G is a two-sided inspection tag designed to document emergency shower and eye wash station testing records. Printed with a DANGER header in bold, the tag displays the legend EMERGENCY SHOWER AND EYE WASH TEST RECORD on both front and back faces. Constructed from unrippable vinyl, it holds up in wet, industrial, and chemical-exposure environments where paper tags fail. A single grommet allows secure attachment to equipment. Each pack contains 25 tags, making it practical for facility-wide compliance programs. Maintenance technicians, safety officers, and industrial service professionals use these tags to meet inspection documentation requirements.

These tags are suited for use at emergency eyewash stations and safety shower units in industrial, manufacturing, chemical processing, and laboratory settings. They support routine compliance documentation where ANSI Z358.1 or similar standards require logged inspection intervals. The green and white color scheme provides clear visual identification at the point of use. Their compact 3 x 6 inch footprint fits standard tag holders and grommet-mount stations without modification.

Key Features

• Unrippable vinyl construction resists tearing, moisture, and chemical exposure
• DANGER header with EMERGENCY SHOWER AND EYE WASH TEST RECORD legend on both printed sides
• Single grommet for reliable attachment to station hardware
• Green and white color scheme for high-visibility identification
• Compact 3 x 6 inch size fits standard tag-mount locations
• Pack of 25 supports ongoing inspection logging programs

Compatibility

Designed for use as a documentation tag on emergency shower and eyewash stations in industrial and commercial facilities where routine inspection logging is required.

Installation Notes

Safety officers or maintenance personnel attach these tags through the grommet using a standard tag wire, zip tie, or chain. No tools are required for attachment. Tags should be positioned at the station in a location that remains visible and accessible to the inspector. Replace each tag when the record fields are full or when the tag shows signs of damage from environmental exposure.