C.h. Hanson 43591 Round Stainless Steel Blank Metal Tag

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 43591 is a round, blank metal tag manufactured from stainless steel, sold in a pack of 10 pieces. Each tag measures 2 inches in diameter with a 0.19-inch hole diameter, making it ready to hang or attach without additional drilling. These tags are used for marking, labeling, and identification in industrial, mechanical, and trade environments where a durable, corrosion-resistant surface is required. The stainless steel construction holds up in wet, oily, or outdoor conditions where paper or plastic labels fail. Technicians and tradespeople use these tags for valve identification, equipment tagging, and asset labeling.

These blank metal tags are well suited for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and general mechanical applications where permanent or semi-permanent identification is needed. They accept stamping, engraving, and metal-marking pens, making them versatile across service and maintenance workflows. The round profile and pre-drilled hole allow for quick attachment to pipe fittings, valves, equipment panels, and terminal points. Sold in a pack of 10, they are practical for service technicians who tag multiple components in a single job.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet and outdoor environments
• 2-inch diameter round profile provides ample surface for stamping or engraving
• 0.19-inch pre-drilled hole allows direct attachment without additional drilling
• Blank face accepts metal stamps, engravers, and metal-marking instruments
• Pack of 10 tags supports multi-component tagging on a single service call

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blank identification tag suitable for use in HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and industrial maintenance applications where a corrosion-resistant metal tag is required.

Installation Notes

These tags are installed by service technicians and maintenance personnel using wire, zip ties, cable, or bolts passed through the pre-drilled hole. No special tools are required for attachment. When tagging live electrical or pressurized systems, de-energize or isolate the equipment before attaching tags near terminals or fittings. Ensure the attachment method is compatible with the environment to prevent galvanic corrosion when used with dissimilar metals.