Bsc Preferred G10012 Identification Tags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G10012 is a pack of 1000 identification tags designed for marking and addressing items that cannot accept a printed label. Each tag features a 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet that holds up under repeated handling and hanging. Tags come pre-strung with 12 inches of unpolished cotton string in a loop configuration, so they are ready to attach out of the box. These tags are a standard supply item stocked by maintenance crews, warehouse teams, facilities managers, and trade professionals who need a reliable, no-tool method to identify equipment, parts, or materials during service, inventory, or inspection workflows.

These identification tags are suited for a wide range of commercial and industrial applications where direct labeling is not practical. Common use cases include tagging HVAC components during service calls, marking plumbing valves or pipe sections, identifying electrical panels or junction boxes during rough-in, and organizing parts or materials in a shop or warehouse setting. The 1000-count case format supports high-volume operations and ongoing restocking needs. Additional replacement string is available under stock number G2501 for jobs requiring longer or custom-length ties.

Key Features

• 3/16 inch reinforced eyelet resists tearing under load and repeated use
• Pre-strung with 12 inch unpolished cotton string in a loop configuration
• Bulk case quantity of 1000 tags supports high-volume and ongoing use
• Compatible with additional string stock number G2501 for extended reach
• Equivalent to part number S-1474PS

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-1474PS. Designed as a general-purpose identification tag for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and facilities maintenance applications where direct labeling is not feasible.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to attach these tags. Loop the pre-strung cotton string around the target item and pull through the eyelet to secure. For electrical or HVAC components, ensure power or refrigerant flow is isolated before tagging equipment during active service. Follow applicable site safety and lockout/tagout procedures when identifying energized or pressurized systems.