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Accuform Signs 5 34 X 3 14 Red Black And White 15 mil RPPlastic Production Control Tag OUT OF SERVICE With Metal Grommeted 38 Reinforced Hole 25 Per Pack

Part Number: MMT329PTPSKU: A81MMT329PTP
$53.90

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Item Details

  • Accuform Signs® "OUT OF SERVICE" Production Control Tag is made of 15 mil rigid RP-Plastic material for added strength and enduringness. Tag can be used to identify and to alert staff to cautions by providing safety and it works effectively in all enormous environments. It is ideal for light-duty indoor or sheltered outdoor environments. High-strength plastic tag being water-resistant can be used in all weather conditions. Flexible tag will not readily break down over a wide temperature range. Durable tag with an abrasion resistant writable surface tolerates stretching and ripping. Tag has a 3/8" hole at the top reinforced with metal grommet to avoid pull off. It is sold as 25 per pack.

Features

  • Identify clearly and alert staff to cautions with durable safety tags that work effectively in extreme environments
  • RP-Plastic: High-strength, tear-resistant, weather-resistant, and chemical resistant for dirty and greasy environments
  • 15 mil thick rigid plastic, relatively bendable and ideal for indoor and outdoor temporary tagging applications
  • Mar-resistant, matte finish surface
  • Flexible, yet durable - withstands stretching and ripping
  • Tag to monitor and control production and maintenance for equipment and machinery
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Cadmium, which is known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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