Brady 121158 Safety Facility Label Pack of 50

Product Description

The BRADY 121158 is a safety facility label designed for use in industrial, commercial, and trade environments where clear visual identification and hazard communication are required. This label ships in a package of 50, making it practical for facility managers, safety coordinators, and trade professionals who need consistent labeling across multiple assets, panels, or zones. Brady is a recognized name in safety identification products, and the 121158 follows that standard for durable, legible labeling in demanding workplaces.

Safety facility labels like the BRADY 121158 are commonly applied in electrical rooms, mechanical spaces, HVAC equipment areas, plumbing chase access points, and general plant or building maintenance environments. They support compliance with facility safety programs and help maintenance technicians and service pros quickly identify equipment, hazard zones, or procedural instructions on-site. The pack quantity of 50 suits both initial facility setup and ongoing maintenance stock.

Key Features

• Comes in a pack of 50 labels per package for efficient facility-wide deployment
• Minimum order quantity of 1 package, providing flexibility for small or large orders
• Designed for safety and facility identification applications in trade and industrial settings
• Brady brand construction built for visibility and legibility in working environments

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose safety facility label suitable for use across industrial, commercial, and trade facility environments where standardized hazard or identification labeling is required.

Installation Notes

Safety facility labels are typically applied by facility maintenance staff, safety coordinators, or licensed trade professionals during equipment installation, commissioning, or facility safety audits. Before applying labels to electrical enclosures or energized equipment, de-energize the circuit and follow applicable NFPA 70E arc flash and lockout/tagout procedures. Ensure the mounting surface is clean and dry for proper label adhesion. Do not apply labels over existing labels that contain conflicting safety information.