Brady Worldwide Inc 86643 Danger Do Not Use Tag 100 Pack

Product Description

The BRADY WORLDWIDE INC 86643 is a two-sided, write-on accident prevention tag printed with a Danger Do Not Use message. Built from B-853 cardstock, the tag provides a smooth surface for adding handwritten notes, dates, technician names, or defect descriptions directly on the spot. Each tag measures 3 inches wide by 5.75 inches tall, making it easy to attach to equipment, valves, panels, or machinery that must be taken out of service. These tags are intended for indoor use and are suited for lockout/tagout programs, equipment tagging, and hazard communication in facilities, shops, and service environments.

These tags are used in commercial and industrial settings where equipment has been identified as defective or is missing parts and must not be operated until inspected or repaired. The printed message reads Danger Do Not Use, Reason Tagged, Equipment Defective, Parts Missing. The write-on cardstock surface allows service technicians, electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and facility maintenance personnel to document the specific issue at the time of tagging. Tags come 100 per package, making them practical for ongoing use across large facilities or fleets of equipment.

Key Features

• Two-sided Danger Do Not Use message printed on both faces for visibility from multiple angles
• B-853 cardstock material provides a smooth, write-on surface for on-site customization
• 3 inches wide by 5.75 inches tall for clear, readable display on tagged equipment
• Recommended for indoor use, suited for controlled facility and shop environments
• 100 tags per package for high-volume tagging programs
• Supports lockout/tagout and hazard communication compliance workflows

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose accident prevention tag for use in any indoor facility, maintenance, or service environment where equipment must be flagged as out of service.

Installation Notes

Attach tags to equipment, controls, valves, or breakers that must be taken out of service before any service work begins. Always follow your facility lockout/tagout program per OSHA 29 CFR 1910.147 when applying danger tags to energy-isolating devices. Write the reason for tagging, the date, and the responsible technician name in the space provided before attaching. Do not use these tags as a substitute for physical lockout devices where energy isolation is required.