Bsc Preferred G26032 Laminating Tag Overlays 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G26032 is a pack of 100 transparent laminating tag overlays designed to protect tag surfaces from dirt, moisture, and grease in industrial and commercial environments. Each overlay is constructed from strong 10 mil vinyl and features a metal-reinforced eyelet for secure hanging. To apply, remove the back lining, add a handwritten or printed safety message, then press down on the laminating layer to seal. These overlays are installed by safety coordinators, facilities technicians, and trade professionals who need durable, field-applied identification or warning tags.

These laminating tag overlays are well suited for equipment operation instructions, lockout/tagout procedures, maintenance notices, and hazard communication in residential and commercial facilities. The transparent overlay keeps the message legible while shielding it from the harsh conditions common in mechanical rooms, job sites, and industrial settings. Each case contains 100 overlays, making them practical for large installations or ongoing maintenance programs.

Key Features

• Transparent vinyl overlay protects tag surface from dirt, moisture, and grease
• 10 mil vinyl construction for durable, long-lasting field use
• Metal-reinforced eyelet for secure hanging on equipment or panels
• Peel-and-press application - no tools required
• Suitable for safety messages and equipment operation instructions
• Sold as a case of 100 overlays

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose laminating tag overlay compatible with standard hang tags used across safety, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and industrial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

No special tools are required for application. Remove the back lining, write or print the required message on the tag surface, then firmly press the laminating layer down to seal. Ensure the surface is dry and free of debris before pressing to achieve a secure bond. These overlays are applied by safety personnel, facilities staff, or any trade professional responsible for equipment labeling and hazard communication.