Tapecase 15D720 Green Vinyl Marking Tape 2 in 216 ft 2.4 mil
- Emergency Exit Sign…
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Pack of 25 brass round blank tags for emergency lighting accessories
Value Brand 42857 supplies 25 round brass blanks measuring 1-1/2 by 1-1/2 inches. They suit workshops, maintenance teams and asset managers who need durable, corrosion-resistant markers for equipment, valves or inventory. The unmarked surface accepts stamping, engraving or hand-written codes without a pre-set sequence.
Twenty-five tags handle a typical panel, rack or tool-crib audit in one go. Larger facilities or multi-site roll-outs will need additional packs because the quantity stops at 25. No adhesive or fastening hardware is included, so buyers must supply their own attachment method.
| Type | Emergency Exit Signs & Lights Accessories |
|---|---|
| Brand | C.H. HANSON |
Yes, the 25 brass round blank tags are designed as accessories for emergency exit signs and lights, so they can be used with compatible fixtures.
After installation, check that each of the 25 brass round blank tags is securely fastened to the designated mounting points on your emergency exit signs or lights.
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