- Includes 25 traditional brass tags
- Each Round tag is 2" with 3/16" hole
- Durable, good wear resistance
- Non-ferrous
- Suitable where non-sparking identification is needed
- Ideal for tagging equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, tools, and inventory
- Often used for valve and pipe identification, tool and equipment tracking
- Made in the USA
Product Overview
Durable, Non-Sparking Identification for Equipment, Valves and Assets
Blank brass tags provide a durable, versatile solution for creating custom identification in the field. C.H. Hanson blank brass tags are made from 20-gauge brass and can be marked with your own numbers, letters, names or other identifying information. They are ideal for identifying equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, tools and inventory.
Durable Brass Tags for Custom Identification
C.H. Hanson traditional brass tags provide good wear resistance for long-lasting identification. Brass is a non-ferrous metal, making these tags suitable for applications where non-sparking identification is needed.
Blank brass tags are commonly used in plumbing and electrical applications, as well as for valve and pipe identification, tool and equipment tracking, and general asset identification. The traditional brass finish also provides a distinctive appearance that is easy to see and develops a natural patina over time.
Create Your Own Identification
Unlike pre-numbered tags, blank brass tags allow you to add the information you need for your specific application. Use them to mark cold water, hot water, plumbing, gas and chilled water return equipment, or create your own identification system for tools, machinery, valves and other assets.
How to Mark Blank Brass Tags
Blank brass tags can be marked after purchase using a metal stamping press and appropriate metal stamping dies or stamps. Stamping permanently impresses characters into the brass surface, creating durable identification that can withstand handling and wear.
For smaller quantities or field identification, brass tags can also be marked using appropriate metal stamps and a hammer. Place the tag on a solid, flat surface and strike the stamp squarely to create the desired letter or number.
For applications requiring machine-readable information, brass tags may also be compatible with certain laser marking processes, depending on the equipment and desired result.
Non-Sparking Identification for Industrial Applications
Because brass is non-ferrous, blank brass tags are suitable where non-sparking identification is required. This makes them useful in certain industrial environments, including applications where spark-producing materials may present a concern.
Brass tags can be used in controlled indoor environments as well as outdoors.
Common Applications for Blank Brass Tags
Blank brass tags are commonly used to identify:
- Valves and pipes in plumbing and industrial systems
- Equipment and machinery requiring custom identification
- Tools and equipment for tracking and organization
- Inventory and assets requiring identification
- Cold water, hot water, plumbing and gas equipment
- Chilled water return systems
- Check and inspection points
- Applications requiring non-sparking identification
Why Choose Blank Brass Tags?
Brass provides a combination of durability, good wear resistance and non-ferrous construction, making it a versatile material for custom industrial identification. The traditional gold-colored finish provides a distinctive appearance and naturally develops a patina over time.
Blank tags give you the flexibility to create your own identification system rather than being limited to pre-marked information. Mark them with the numbers, letters or other identification needed for your specific application.
C.H. Hanson blank brass tags are made in the USA and available in multiple shapes and sizes.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What are blank brass tags used for?
Blank brass tags are used for custom identification of equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, tools, inventory and other assets. They are particularly common for valve and pipe identification and tool and equipment tracking.
How do you mark a blank brass tag?
Blank brass tags can be marked using metal stamps and a hammer or with a metal stamping press and appropriate stamping dies or stamps. These methods permanently impress letters or numbers into the brass.
Can I stamp numbers and letters into brass tags?
Yes. Brass tags can be stamped with numbers, letters and other appropriate characters using metal stamping equipment designed for the material.
Can I use a stamping press to mark brass tags?
Yes. A metal stamping press with appropriate stamps or dies can be used to permanently mark blank brass tags. This is particularly useful when producing multiple tags with consistent identification.
Are brass tags suitable for non-sparking applications?
Yes. Brass is a non-ferrous metal, making it suitable for applications where non-sparking identification is needed.
Can blank brass tags be used outdoors?
Yes. Brass tags can be used for indoor and outdoor identification applications. Their durable construction and good wear resistance make them suitable for long-lasting identification.
Are brass tags suitable for valve identification?
Yes. Brass tags are commonly used for valve and pipe identification, including plumbing and industrial applications.
What can I identify with a blank brass tag?
Blank brass tags can be used to identify equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, tools, inventory, assets and components. They can also be customized for specific identification systems.
Where are C.H. Hanson blank brass tags made?
C.H. Hanson blank brass tags are made in the USA.
| Blank Tag Sizes | 2 inch |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | US |
| Quantity in Pack | 25 |
| Tag Materials | Brass |
| Tag Shapes | Round |
| UPC | 081834435909 |
| Unit of Measure | Pack |
| Product Weight (lbs) | 0.98 |












