Bsc Preferred G10031 Identification Tags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G10031 is a case of 1000 general-purpose identification tags designed for marking and addressing items that cannot accept standard adhesive labels. Each tag is fitted with a 3/16-inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet that accepts string or wire attachment, making them suitable for use across a wide range of trade and industrial environments. The durable eyelet construction resists tearing under normal handling conditions. These tags are a direct equivalent to part number S-1151 and are sold in a case quantity of 1000 units, making them well-suited for high-volume identification needs on job sites, in warehouses, or within maintenance operations.

These identification tags are used wherever items need to be marked but cannot accept a printed or adhesive label. Typical applications include tagging valves, pipes, equipment, tools, and components during installation, inspection, or service work in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical trades. Compatible string and wire accessories are available separately: 12-inch cotton string (G2501) and 12-inch wire (G2500) are both designed for use with these tags.

Key Features

• 3/16-inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet for secure string or wire attachment
• Compatible with 12-inch cotton string (G2501) or 12-inch wire (G2500) for flexible attachment options
• Equivalent replacement for part number S-1151
• Sold in a case of 1000 tags for high-volume applications
• Suitable for items that cannot be labeled with adhesive or printed labels

Compatibility

Equivalent to part number S-1151. For use with 12-inch cotton string (G2501) or 12-inch wire (G2500), both sold separately.

Installation Notes

Tags may be attached using string or wire threaded through the reinforced eyelet. No special tools are required for attachment. When tagging energized electrical components or pressurized systems, follow all applicable lockout/tagout procedures per OSHA and local codes before applying or removing tags. Store unused tags in a dry location to maintain legibility and eyelet integrity.