C.h. Hanson 43717 Octagonal Aluminum Blank Metal Tag

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 43717 is an octagonal aluminum blank metal tag designed for labeling, identification, and asset-marking applications across a wide range of trade and industrial environments. Each tag measures 1.25 inches in diameter and features a 0.19-inch hole for easy attachment with wire, cable ties, or chain. The aluminum construction provides a lightweight, corrosion-resistant surface that accepts stamping, engraving, or paint marking. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC technicians, and facility maintenance professionals use these blank tags to identify panels, valves, circuits, equipment, and other components in the field.

These tags are well suited for use in residential and commercial applications where durable, permanent identification is required. Common install scenarios include circuit breaker labeling, valve identification on plumbing and HVAC systems, and equipment asset tagging in mechanical rooms. The aluminum material holds up in damp or outdoor environments where paper labels fail. Each package contains 50 individual tags, making them practical for larger projects or ongoing service work that requires consistent labeling across multiple units or systems.

Key Features

• Octagonal shape for easy visual differentiation from standard round or rectangular tags
• 1.25-inch diameter provides adequate surface area for stamped or engraved characters
• 0.19-inch mounting hole accepts standard wire, cable ties, or split rings
• Aluminum construction is lightweight and corrosion-resistant for indoor and outdoor use
• Blank surface is compatible with metal stamp sets, engravers, and paint markers
• Sold in a 50-piece package to support high-volume labeling tasks

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blank identification tag suitable for use with standard metal stamping sets and engraving tools commonly used in electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and industrial maintenance applications.

Installation Notes

Tags should be stamped or marked before attachment when possible to ensure legibility. Use appropriately rated wire, cable ties, or split rings rated for the installation environment when securing tags to valves, conduit, or equipment. For electrical panel labeling, follow applicable NEC guidelines for circuit identification. No special tools are required for attachment beyond standard hand tools.