Bsc Preferred G10072 Identification Tags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G10072 is a bulk case of 1000 write-on identification tags designed for marking and addressing items that cannot accept a standard adhesive label. Each tag features a 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet that holds up to repeated handling in warehouse, maintenance, and field service environments. Tags arrive loop strung with 12 inch unpolished cotton string, ready to attach without additional hardware. The case pack format suits high-volume tagging needs common in inventory management, parts tracking, and asset identification workflows. Supplemental string is available separately under stock number G2501.

These tags are used across a wide range of trade and industrial applications where durable, reusable identification is needed on equipment, piping, valves, tools, or parts. They are well suited for HVAC service shops, plumbing supply rooms, electrical contractors, and pool service operations managing large inventories of components and consumables. The unpolished cotton string attaches without damaging finished surfaces or coatings, making these tags appropriate for both shop and field use.

Key Features

• Reinforced 3/16 inch tear-resistant eyelet resists pull-through and deformation
• Pre-strung with 12 inch unpolished cotton string for immediate use
• 1000 tags per case for high-volume tagging and parts identification
• Compatible with additional string stock number G2501 for extended reach
• Suitable for items that cannot accept adhesive labels

Compatibility

Equivalent replacement for part number S-2965PS. Designed as a general-purpose identification tag for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and industrial parts management applications.

Installation Notes

No tools are required to attach these tags. Loop the pre-attached cotton string through or around the item being identified and secure as needed. For outdoor or wet environments, consider whether cotton string provides adequate durability or if a synthetic alternative is warranted. Tags should be written on before attachment when legibility is a concern in confined or elevated work areas.