Signs & Markers - Safe Condition Signs - D-i.D Tag
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A sign or tag holder designed to allow at a glance confirmation of equipment compliance. The D-i.D Tag holder holds safety critical information for ladders and other safety critical equipment systems
Application
Commonly used to identify if ladders, fall protection systems, guardrail and other items of safety critical equipment are safe to use.
Description
The D-i.D Tag holder is a transparent cover designed to hold safety critical easy to read information. The Tag holder provides protection from the weather allowing the most recent inspection date to be easily visible to subsequent users of the safety critical item.
Features and benefits:
- Holds safety critical information.
- Weather and UV protected.
- Tamper proof.
- Identifies the safety of equipment.
- Vertical or horizontal application.
- Distinctive two-part construction. The back plate holds the tag in place and the front cover is transparent.
- In the event that the tag insert is removed, a should not be used warning will appear.
Components:
- D-i.D tag holder.
- D-i-F warning sticker insert.
- I.D tag.
- Cable ties.
General information
Color | Clear |
Material | Polyethylene |
Shape | Rectangle |
Length | 205 mm |
Width | 65 mm |
Height | 5 mm |
Warranty description | Five year Manufacturer guidancePlease consult manufacturer for terms & conditions of warranty. |
Uniclass |
Specification data - Safe condition signs
Material | Polypropelene. |
Size | 205 x 65 x 5 mm. |
Sign reference | Manufacturer guidanceInsert requirements. |
Sustainability data
Contains Red List materials | No |
Country of material origin | United Kingdom |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Embodied carbonA1-A3 (production stage) as defined in BS EN 15804 | 210 kg CO₂ eq/kg |
Recyclability | 100 |
Recycled contentAs defined in clause 7.8 of BS EN ISO 14021 | 0 % |
Literature
D-i.D Tag Brochure
Case studies
D-i.D Tag holders used on Safety Systems on the Queen Elizabeth II Line – Whitechapel Station.