Accuformnmc TAR710 Fire Extinguisher Inspection Tag

Product Description

The ACCUFORMNMC TAR710 is a blank, double-sided fire extinguisher recharge and inspection record tag designed for use by fire protection technicians, facility maintenance crews, and service professionals. Measuring 3 inches wide by 6.25 inches high in a rectangular format, this tag is printed in black legend on a white background and manufactured from synthetic paper that resists cracking, distortion, and shrinking. Both sides are printed to accommodate inspection and recharge record fields. The tag meets OSHA and ANSI standards and is well suited for high-traffic or harsh environments where paper tags would degrade.

This tag is used on portable fire extinguishers in residential, commercial, and industrial settings to document recharge dates, inspection intervals, and service technician information. It ships in an octagon-shaped cardboard box dispenser. Individual tags are connected end-to-end with perforations for easy separation. The blank legend format allows the installer or inspector to fill in site-specific information by hand or with a compatible labeling system. English language only.

Key Features

• Synthetic paper construction resists cracking, distortion, and shrinking in field conditions
• Double-sided printing provides space for full recharge and inspection records
• Meets OSHA and ANSI standards for fire extinguisher inspection documentation
• Blank legend allows flexible field entry for service dates and technician information
• Tags are connected end-to-end with perforations for clean, easy separation
• Housed in an octagon-shaped cardboard dispenser for organized storage and dispensing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard replacement or replenishment inspection tag for portable fire extinguishers requiring OSHA- and ANSI-compliant recharge and inspection recordkeeping documentation.

Installation Notes

Attachment to fire extinguishers is typically performed by a licensed fire protection technician or qualified service professional in accordance with NFPA 10 and applicable local codes. Separate the tag from the connected strip along the perforation before attaching to the extinguisher handle or bracket. No tools are required for tag attachment; use an appropriate tie, wire, or strap rated for the installation environment. Do not cover or obscure any required inspection fields after the tag is secured.