Valve & Equipment Tags
Numbered valve tags with matching charts, equipment tags, asset tags, and lockout point tags — engraved two-ply, ordered by the hundred.
Why the chart matters
Tags and charts should come from the same list.
Most of the valve tagging we get asked to replace failed the same way: the tags were made and hung, and the chart was written from memory weeks later. Numbers drifted, valves got resequenced, and the chart quietly became fiction.
Send one list and we produce both from it. You approve a single document, the tags and the chart are generated together, and if you add a valve later we reissue both so the sequence continues correctly.
- Batch quantities are normal50 to 300 tags is a routine order, and the price per tag drops sharply at those counts.
- Numbered and sequencedSupplied in numeric order and bagged by area, so hanging them is not a sorting exercise.
- Chain or wire includedBeaded chain, S-hooks, or nylon ties supplied with the order on request.
- The sequence is archivedNext year's additions continue the series instead of starting over.
Products
Tags for mechanical and maintenance work.
Numbered valve tags
Sequenced, engraved both with the number and the service, and supplied with the chart that matches them. Round or rectangular, drilled for chain or wire.
Equipment tags
AHU-1, RTU-2, P-3, CH-1 — air handlers, rooftop units, pumps, chillers, and anything else on your equipment schedule.
Asset & property tags
Sequential numbering with your prefix, driven from a spreadsheet so nothing is retyped. Adhesive backed or drilled.
Lockout point tags
Energy isolation point identification for your LOTO program, numbered to match your written procedures.
Machine & equipment data plates
Model, serial, and rating plates for equipment that has lost its original nameplate.
Valve charts & legends
The wall chart or binder schedule that goes with the tags, generated from the same source list so the two never disagree.
Who orders these
Mostly the people who have to find the valve at 2am.
Facility & plant maintenance
Hospitals, school districts, municipal water and wastewater, food processing. Relabeling is continuous, orders of 50–300 tags are routine, and a maintenance supervisor with a purchasing card can usually approve it without a chain of signatures.
Mechanical & plumbing contractors
Valve and equipment tagging at closeout on commercial work, usually on the same job as the electrical plates. Order both together and it is one proof cycle and one delivery.
ASME A13.1 pipe markers are printed adhesive wraps in specific safety colors — a different product on different equipment. We do not make them. We do make the valve and equipment tags that go alongside them, and we are happy to point you at a supplier for the markers.
Send the text. Get a proof back.
A panel schedule, a valve list, or a photo of what you are labeling now. Quotes go out within 24 hours, a PDF proof comes back before anything is cut, and plates ship two business days after you approve it.