Bsc Preferred G30033 Id Tags 26 Gauge Wire 1000/case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G30033 is a wired identification tag designed for marking items that cannot accept adhesive labels. Each tag includes a 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet and comes pre-wired with 12 inches of 26 gauge wire for secure attachment. These tags are suited for inventory management, parts identification, and asset tracking in industrial, warehouse, and trade supply environments. Licensed contractors and facility maintenance teams use them to tag components, materials, and equipment during staging, service calls, and inspections. Sold in cases of 1000 units for high-volume operational needs.

These identification tags are commonly used in settings where surface labeling is not practical - such as irregular shapes, rough surfaces, or items in transit. They are well suited for tagging HVAC components, plumbing fixtures, electrical parts, and poolside equipment awaiting service or installation. The wire attachment method keeps tags secure during handling and storage. Additional wire is available separately under stock number G2500 for extended reach or re-tagging applications.

Key Features

• 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet for durable attachment
• Pre-wired with 12 inches of 26 gauge wire per tag
• Designed for items that cannot be labeled with adhesive
• Compatible wire available separately as stock number G2500
• Case quantity of 1000 tags supports high-volume tagging operations

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wired identification tag for use in safety, identification, and hazard communication applications across industrial and trade environments.

Installation Notes

Thread the pre-attached wire through the reinforced eyelet and around or through the item being tagged, then twist or secure the wire ends to hold the tag in place. No tools are required for standard attachment. Ensure wire is secured tightly enough to prevent tag loss during handling, transport, or storage. Replace tags if the eyelet shows signs of tearing or the wire becomes compromised.