Tapecase 15D720 Green Vinyl Marking Tape 2 in 216 ft 2.4 mil
- Emergency Exit Sign…
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Accuform Signs
Danger tags with "Do Not Open Valve" legend in black, red and white plastic, pack of 25
These Accuform TAL362 danger tags warn personnel not to open a valve. Each rectangular plastic tag carries the header "Danger" in black and red on a white background. The legend appears on one side only. A pack contains 25 tags for facility-wide use.
The plastic construction resists moisture, grease and routine industrial cleaning without fading. Colours remain legible during extended exposure to splashes and temperature swings. Tags stay readable throughout long maintenance cycles or lockout procedures. No moving parts or electronics to fail over time.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | ACCUFORM |
The tags are made of plastic and printed in black, red, and white for high visibility; they are designed for general safety marking on valves and equipment.
Each rectangular tag is a single-part design with a pre-punched hole, so you only need a cable tie, wire, or similar fastener to secure it.
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