Bsc Preferred G30052 Identification Tags 1000 Per Case

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED G30052 is a bulk pack of 1000 general-purpose identification tags designed for marking and addressing items where standard adhesive labels cannot be applied. Each tag includes a 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet for durability under handling and transport. Tags arrive loop strung with 12 inches of unpolished cotton string, ready for immediate use. This type of tag is a staple in warehouses, manufacturing facilities, maintenance departments, and trade jobsites where quick, reliable item identification is required. Installation or application requires no tools and no special trade license.

These identification tags are suited for a wide range of industrial, commercial, and trade applications. Common uses include tagging equipment awaiting service, labeling parts in staging areas, identifying valves or pipe runs during plumbing and HVAC work, and marking materials in electrical or mechanical rooms. The cotton string attachment allows tags to be tied to irregular shapes, handles, or conduit without damaging surfaces. One case contains 1000 tags, making this pack appropriate for high-volume operations or stocking a service van or shop. Additional string is available separately under part number G2501.

Key Features

• 3/16 inch reinforced, tear-resistant eyelet resists pullout under load
• Pre-strung with 12 inches of unpolished cotton string for immediate use
• 1000 tags per case for high-volume or ongoing identification needs
• Compatible with additional cotton string available as G2501
• Suitable for items where adhesive labels cannot be applied

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose identification tag for use across maintenance, trade, warehouse, and industrial environments where adhesive labeling is not practical.

Installation Notes

No tools or trade license are required to apply these tags. Loop the cotton string through the eyelet and tie it securely to the item being identified. When tagging energized equipment or active piping systems, follow applicable lockout/tagout procedures in accordance with site safety requirements before handling. Replace tags that show wear, moisture damage, or illegible markings.