Bsc Preferred G26068 Waterproof Vinyl Tags 100 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G26068 is a blank waterproof vinyl tag designed for use in wet, damp, or harsh indoor and outdoor environments. Each tag features a metal eyelet for secure attachment and is built to hold up under rough handling and exposure to moisture. These tags are suitable for identification, labeling, and hazard communication applications where paper or standard card tags would fail. A licensed contractor, safety coordinator, or facilities technician would typically deploy these in industrial, commercial, or job-site settings. Compatible string and wire attachment options are sold separately.

These tags are suited for environments where moisture resistance is a primary concern, including outdoor job sites, mechanical rooms, wash-down areas, and similar locations. The vinyl construction resists tearing and water damage that would compromise paper tags. The metal eyelet provides a reliable attachment point for string, wire, or cable ties. The companion 12-inch cotton string accessory is available under part number G2501, and a 12-inch wire option is available under part number G2500. Tags are sold in cases of 100 units.

Key Features

• Waterproof vinyl construction rated for wet and damp conditions
• Metal eyelet provides a secure, corrosion-resistant attachment point
• Suitable for rough indoor and outdoor environments
• Blank face allows custom on-site marking
• Compatible with string (G2501) or wire (G2500) attachment accessories sold separately
• Sold in cases of 100 tags

Compatibility

This tag is an equivalent replacement for part number S-12329G and is appropriate for general identification, safety, and hazard communication tagging applications wherever a waterproof vinyl tag with a metal eyelet is required.

Installation Notes

Attachment is typically performed by hand using the metal eyelet with a compatible string, wire, or cable tie. No special tools or trade licensing are required for standard tag application. For use in regulated safety or lockout-tagout programs, follow applicable OSHA or facility-specific procedures governing tag placement and marking. Ensure the writing instrument used is rated for the surface conditions of the tag.