Bsc Preferred G26030 Vinyl Safety Tag Laminating Overlay 100pk

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G26030 is a write-on safety and equipment tag designed for use in industrial, mechanical, and trade environments where durable, readable labeling is required. Each tag features a transparent laminating overlay that protects the written surface from dirt, moisture, and grease after the message has been applied. The tag body is constructed from 10 mil vinyl for strength and flexibility. A metal-reinforced eyelet provides a secure attachment point for hanging the tag on equipment, valves, breakers, or other service points. This item is sold as a case of 100 tags.

These tags are suited for safety messaging, lockout-tagout procedures, equipment operation instructions, and service identification in HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and general mechanical applications. The write-on laminating design allows technicians to customize each tag in the field without pre-printing. The protective overlay is applied after the message is written, sealing the surface against common shop and jobsite contaminants. This equivalent product replaces part number S-15227G.

Key Features

• Transparent laminating overlay protects written surface from dirt, moisture, and grease
• 10 mil vinyl construction for durability and flexibility
• Metal-reinforced eyelet for secure equipment attachment
• Write-on surface accepts field-applied messages and instructions
• Sold as a case of 100 tags
• Replaces part number S-15227G

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose write-on safety and equipment identification tag suitable for use across HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and mechanical service applications.

Installation Notes

Remove the back lining, write the required safety message or operating instructions on the tag surface, then press down the laminating overlay to seal and protect the finished tag. Attach the tag using the metal-reinforced eyelet to the appropriate equipment, valve, disconnect, or service point. Follow applicable OSHA and facility lockout-tagout procedures when using tags as part of an energy control program.