C.h. Hanson 41526 Blank Octagon Aluminum Tag 100-pack

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 41526 is a blank octagon-shaped identification tag made from aluminum. Designed for marking, labeling, and asset identification across industrial, commercial, and trade environments, these tags provide a durable write-on or stamp-on surface that holds up in demanding conditions. Aluminum construction resists corrosion and physical wear, making these tags suitable for use in areas exposed to moisture, grease, or temperature variation. Sold in a package of 100 tags, this SKU is well suited for operations that require high-volume tagging of equipment, valves, circuits, or inventory.

These blank aluminum tags are commonly used by electricians for panel and circuit identification, by plumbers and pipefitters for valve and line tagging, and by facility maintenance crews for equipment labeling. The octagon shape provides a distinct visual profile that can help differentiate tag categories in multi-tag systems. With no pre-printed text, users can apply their own markings by stamping, engraving, or writing with a metal-compatible marker. The 100-count pack format supports jobsite and shop-level stocking.

Key Features

• Octagon shape for distinct visual identification in multi-tag systems
• Aluminum construction resists corrosion and physical wear
• Blank surface accepts stamping, engraving, or metal-compatible marking
• 100 tags per package for high-volume labeling applications
• Lightweight at approximately 0.01 pounds per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blank identification tag suitable for valve marking, circuit labeling, equipment identification, and asset tracking across electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and industrial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Blank aluminum tags are typically applied using a wire, cable tie, or chain through a pre-punched hole, depending on the specific tag design. Before marking energized electrical panels or pressurized systems, de-energize circuits or isolate and depressurize the line per applicable NEC or facility lockout/tagout procedures. Use a metal-compatible marker, punch stamp, or engraver for permanent legible markings. Verify any required marking standards with the applicable local code or facility management protocol before deployment.