Bsc Preferred G30011 Identification Tags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G30011 is a bulk pack of 1000 identification tags designed for marking and addressing items that cannot accept adhesive labels. Each tag features a 3/16-inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet that allows attachment with string or wire, making these tags suitable for a wide range of tagging applications in industrial, commercial, and trade environments. Licensed tradespeople, warehouse staff, and facility maintenance crews rely on tags like these to mark equipment, components, valves, and other items during service, inspection, or inventory. The pack ships as a single case unit (CS) with a package weight of 1.5 pounds.

These identification tags are well-suited for use in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general facility maintenance applications where durable, reusable-style tagging is required. Common use cases include labeling shut-off valves, breaker panels, refrigerant lines, pipe runs, and equipment awaiting service or inspection. The 3/16-inch eyelet accommodates both string and wire attachment. Compatible accessories include 12-inch cotton string (G2501) and 12-inch wire (G2500), sold separately.

Key Features

• 3/16-inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet for secure attachment
• Compatible with both string and wire attachment methods
• Sold in a case quantity of 1000 tags per pack
• Suitable for items and surfaces that cannot accept adhesive labels
• Compatible accessories: 12-inch cotton string (G2501) and 12-inch wire (G2500)

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose identification tag for use across HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and facility maintenance applications where non-adhesive labeling is required.

Installation Notes

Tags may be attached using string or wire threaded through the reinforced eyelet. No special tools are required for attachment. When tagging energized electrical equipment or pressurized systems, follow applicable OSHA lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures and local codes before applying or removing tags. Verify that the attachment method selected is appropriate for the environment, including exposure to moisture, chemicals, or elevated temperatures.