Bsc Preferred G21013 Numbered Id Tags 500 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G21013 is a case of 500 consecutively pre-numbered identification tags designed for systematic record keeping in trade and industrial environments. Each tag is Size 5, measuring 4.75 inches by 2.375 inches, and features a 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet for secure attachment. Tags come pre-wired with 12 inches of 26-gauge wire, ready for immediate use on equipment, valves, panels, or lockout points. The sequential numbering runs from 000 to 499, eliminating the need for hand-labeling and supporting accurate asset and service tracking on job sites.

These tags are suited for facility maintenance, equipment servicing, lockout/tagout programs, and inventory control across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general industrial applications. The wired eyelet design allows attachment to pipe flanges, valve stems, electrical panels, conduit, and similar service points. Each case contains 500 tags, making it practical for contractors and service departments that tag large volumes of equipment or components. Additional 26-gauge wire is available separately under stock number G2500 for jobs requiring extended tag reach.

Key Features

• Consecutively pre-numbered 000 to 499 for organized record keeping
• Size 5 format at 4.75 x 2.375 inches provides ample writing surface
• 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet for durable attachment
• Pre-wired with 12 inches of 26-gauge wire - ready to use out of the box
• 500 tags per case reduces reorder frequency for high-volume operations
• Compatible with additional wire stock number G2500 for extended applications

Compatibility

This product is equivalent to part number S-7221BLUPW. Designed as a general-purpose wired identification tag suitable for trade and industrial tagging applications across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and facility maintenance services.

Installation Notes

Wired identification tags are typically applied by HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and facility maintenance personnel during equipment inspection, service, or lockout/tagout procedures. Before tagging electrical panels or energized equipment, follow applicable NFPA 70E lockout/tagout protocols and ensure the circuit is de-energized. Thread the pre-attached wire through the eyelet of the target component and twist or loop securely to prevent accidental removal. Store unused tags in a dry location to prevent moisture damage to the paper stock and wire.