Cardboard Danger Machine Tags | Industrial Maintenance

Maintenance technicians and site electricians use these danger tags to provide clear, visual warnings during equipment servicing. These tags are essential components of a lockout tagout system, ensuring that machinery remains inactive while work is being carried out in high-risk environments like manufacturing plants, workshops, or heavy industrial sites.

By attaching these tags to isolation points, workers can signal to all personnel that a machine is unsafe to start. The high-visibility warning reduces the risk of accidental energisation, which protects the technician working on the internals of the gear. Because they feature a punched hole, they can be easily secured to a safety padlock or isolation valve, making it clear who is responsible for the lockout and why the equipment is out of service. This simple physical barrier prevents unauthorised operation and keeps the rest of the crew safe during complex repairs.

These tags are manufactured from cardboard and measure 90x140mm. They are supplied in a pack of 100 units, each featuring a punched hole for secure attachment.

Features

• Danger This Machine Must Not Be Operated warning
• Punched hole for secure attachment
• Supplied in packs of 100
• Used for hazardous energy restraint

Specifications