Bsc Preferred G10021 Identification Tags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G10021 is a bulk-pack identification tag designed for marking and addressing items that cannot accept a standard adhesive label. Each tag is fitted with a 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet, allowing secure attachment using string or wire in demanding storage, shipping, and facility environments. The tags are sold in a case quantity of 1000, making them a practical choice for operations that require consistent, high-volume item identification. Facilities managers, warehouse personnel, and trade contractors use these tags to mark equipment, parts, valves, and other components throughout a job site or stockroom.

These identification tags are suited for use across a wide range of commercial and industrial applications, including HVAC equipment staging, plumbing rough-in tagging, electrical component labeling, and general inventory control. The eyelet design accommodates both flexible cotton string and rigid wire attachments. Compatible accessories include the G2501 12 inch cotton string and the G2500 12 inch wire, sold separately. This product is equivalent to part number S-930.

Key Features

• 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet for durable string or wire attachment
• Suitable for items that cannot accept adhesive labels
• Compatible with G2501 12 inch cotton string and G2500 12 inch wire accessories
• Sold in a case quantity of 1000 for high-volume identification needs
• Equivalent to part number S-930

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose identification tag compatible with standard string or wire attachments; equivalent replacement for part number S-930. Compatible accessories include G2501 cotton string and G2500 wire.

Installation Notes

Attach each tag by threading the desired string or wire through the reinforced eyelet and securing it to the target item. No tools are required for basic attachment. When tagging energized electrical components or pressurized lines, de-energize and depressurize the system before making contact per applicable safety procedures. Ensure tags are secured so they do not interfere with moving parts or create a hazard in the work area.