C.h. Hanson 40030 Blank Brass Metal Id Tag 1.5in 25-pack

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 40030 is a blank brass metal identification tag used for labeling, marking, and asset tracking in industrial, mechanical, and facilities maintenance applications. Each tag measures 1.5 inches in length and 1.5 inches in height, features a single printable or engraveable side, and is constructed from metal with a brass finish. Weighing approximately 0.3 pounds per pack, these tags are a reliable choice for shops, job sites, and service operations that require durable, permanent identification solutions. Each package contains 25 tags, making them practical for bulk labeling tasks.

These blank tags are suited for use in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical service environments where clear and lasting part or asset identification is required. Technicians commonly use blank metal tags for valve identification, circuit labeling, equipment asset tagging, and key control. Their compact square format fits standard label holders and wire ties, and the brass material resists corrosion in moderately demanding service conditions. The single-side format keeps labeling straightforward for in-field use.

Key Features

• Blank face allows for custom stamping, engraving, or marking in the field
• Brass metal construction offers corrosion resistance for long-term identification
• 1.5 inch by 1.5 inch square format suits a wide range of tagging applications
• Single printable or engraveable side simplifies tag preparation
• Pack of 25 supports bulk labeling needs on larger jobs or service routes
• No grommets included, allowing flexibility in attachment method selection

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blank metal identification tag suitable for valve, equipment, and asset marking in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and facilities maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Blank metal tags are typically applied by maintenance technicians, HVAC service pros, or electricians as part of a labeling or identification system. Before attaching tags near live electrical panels or energized equipment, de-energize circuits in accordance with NFPA 70E lockout/tagout procedures. Use appropriate stamping tools, wire ties, or cable markers to secure and mark each tag. Avoid attachment methods that could damage adjacent components or obstruct access to valves and service points.