SLM200 DANGER BLIND INSTALLED DuraPly™ Tag with DuraLAM™ Self-Laminating Flap (24/pkg)

BLIND INSTALLED DuraPly™ Safety Tag – with Optional Grommet (25/pkg)

Clearly document and communicate the installation of line blinds with our durable BLIND INSTALLED Safety Tags. Designed for use in refineries, chemical plants, and industrial facilities, these tags provide clear notification that a positive isolation device has been placed in the line. Made from rugged DuraPly™ synthetic stock, they are waterproof, tear-resistant, and built to withstand exposure to chemicals, moisture, and outdoor conditions. Each tag features a bold BLIND INSTALLED legend with space to record key information such as date, installer, blind size, and work order number, ensuring proper documentation and compliance during maintenance and shutdown operations.

Each tag measures 3-3/8 inch x 5-3/4 inch and is sold in packs of 25. Choose from a standard 3/8 inch hole or a reinforced metal grommet for added strength at attachment points.

Key Features:

• Purpose-Built Design: Pre-printed BLIND INSTALLED legend with writable fields to capture critical information such as date, initials, and blind details.
• Durable Construction: Manufactured from 10 mil All-Weather DuraPly™ synthetic stock—tear-resistant, waterproof, and chemical-resistant.
• Writable Surface: Matte finish accepts pen or permanent marker for quick, legible on-site documentation.
• Attachment Options: Available with a standard 3/8 inch hole or reinforced grommet for reliable fastening with cable ties or wire.
• High-Visibility Format: Bold header ensures personnel can immediately recognize blind installation status in process lines.

Recommended Applications:

• Marking and documenting line blind installations
• Isolation tagging during shutdowns or maintenance
• Compliance with OSHA and process safety management (PSM) requirements
• Refinery, petrochemical, and industrial piping systems

Please consult all applicable local, regional, and national safety regulations to ensure blind installation tagging practices meet required standards.