C.h. Hanson 40004 Blank Metal Tag 1 Inch 25 Pack

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 40004 is a blank metal identification tag designed for labeling, marking, and organizing components across industrial, electrical, mechanical, and facility maintenance applications. Each tag measures 1 inch in height and is constructed from metal for durability in demanding environments. The package contains 25 tags, making it practical for bulk labeling projects. These tags ship without pre-printed legends, allowing technicians and tradespeople to apply custom markings using stamps, markers, or engravers. With a single printed side and no grommets, the design is straightforward and suited for surface-mount or write-on use.

Blank metal tags are commonly used by electricians, pipefitters, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and facilities maintenance crews to identify valves, wiring, equipment, and piping systems. They are well suited for both residential and commercial job sites where permanent, legible identification is required. The metal construction holds up to heat, moisture, and the typical wear found in mechanical rooms, utility spaces, and equipment panels.

Key Features

• Blank face allows custom stamping, engraving, or marking in the field
• Metal construction for durability in industrial and mechanical environments
• 1 inch overall height for compact, low-profile identification
• 25 tags per package for bulk labeling applications
• Single-sided print surface for clean, readable labeling
• No grommets — flat tag design suitable for direct surface application

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blank metal identification tag for use across electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and industrial maintenance applications where field-applied custom labeling is required.

Installation Notes

Blank metal tags are typically applied by electricians, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, or maintenance personnel during installation or inspection. Secure tags using appropriate fasteners, adhesive, or wire ties suitable for the surface and environment. Ensure the marking medium used — stamp ink, paint pen, or engraving — is rated for the operating temperature and exposure conditions of the application. Power down or isolate any equipment before attaching tags to live panels or pressurized systems.