Out of Service Synthetic Tags (100 Pack) SST02
Out of Service Synthetic Tags (100 Pack) SST02
Clearly identify equipment that has been taken out of service with TUFFA Out of Service Synthetic Information Tags. Designed to support workplace safety and maintenance procedures, these tags help communicate equipment status to workers, maintenance personnel and other authorised individuals.
Supplied in a pack of 100, they provide a convenient option for workplaces that need a consistent supply of equipment status tags for inspections, repairs and maintenance activities.
Key Features & Benefits
- Clear out-of-service identification – Helps workers recognise equipment that has been removed from normal operation.
- Synthetic tag material – Offers an alternative to paper tags; confirm the specific material and performance characteristics against the product specification.
- Information-tag format – Supports communication of relevant equipment or maintenance details, depending on the printed layout.
- Pack of 100 – Suitable for workplaces requiring multiple tags for ongoing maintenance and equipment management.
- Supports workplace communication – Helps maintenance teams communicate equipment status consistently.
- Suitable for industrial settings – Useful for equipment identification across a range of workplace environments.
Suitable Applications
TUFFA Out of Service Synthetic Information Tags may be suitable for:
- Industrial and manufacturing facilities
- Construction and maintenance sites
- Plant and machinery servicing
- Equipment inspection and repair
- Warehousing and logistics operations
- Facilities and asset management
Why Use Out of Service Tags?
Clearly identifying equipment that is unavailable for use helps workers understand its status and supports better coordination between operational and maintenance teams. Out of service tags can form part of a broader equipment identification and workplace safety system.
Use these tags in accordance with your workplace’s approved procedures. A tag alone does not physically isolate equipment or replace required lockout/tagout (LOTO) and hazardous-energy control measures.
