Tagout Tags:
Identification of Secured Isolation Points and Lockout Points

Versions and Product Variants

FSP-Tech® supplies tagout tags and identification that make a secured isolation point visible and document who secured it. The tag is attached together with the safety padlock and can be completed by hand. The product range comprises a standard version in the 76 mm x 146 mm format with a brass eyelet, a compact version in the 40 mm x 120 mm format and a roll of 200 tags in a dispenser. PVC film, paper and synthetic paper are available as materials. Identification for lockout points on machines and pipelines and a label pad for short-term notes complete the range.

  • Standard version 76 mm x 146 mm made of PVC with a brass eyelet, available in German and English
  • Compact version 40 mm x 120 mm made of PVC, hole diameter 8 mm, without an eyelet, for sets carried on the person
  • Roll of 200 tags in a dispenser box, hole diameter 8 mm, for restocking at the shadow board
  • Small tag 40 mm x 80 mm made of 250 g/m² paper for assigning pool padlocks, stays on the hook of the board
  • Custom version with a freely selectable format, rounded or straight edges and optionally with or without an eyelet
  • Materials of the custom version: PVC film in 0.5 mm and 1.0 mm thickness, paper in 160 g/m² and 250 g/m² as well as PP-based synthetic paper
  • Custom versions from a run of 50 units, additional languages and your own design are possible
  • Lockout point identification for pipelines up to 2.5 inch, tensioning band included, shortened to length with tin snips
  • Magnetic lockout point identification for exchangeable equipment that can be replaced by an identical unit, for example mobile temperature control units on injection molding machines
  • Lettering of the lockout point identification to your specification, which assigns it unambiguously to the respective energy isolation point
  • Label pad with 15 labels in the 85 mm x 14 mm format, pad size approximately 58 mm x 106 mm
  • Labels weatherproof, removable without residue and writable with a pen
  • DIN EN 17975:2025, Maintenance, Risk control processes of energies and fluids risks in maintenance activities, Guidance: guidance on introducing and carrying out Lockout/Tagout procedures
  • BetrSichV, the German Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health: requirements for maintenance and for the safe condition of work equipment

Technical Features

Areas of Application

Tagout tags are used wherever a secured isolation point has to remain recognizable to others. They name the person who secured it and the reason for securing. In operations with changing shifts and external service providers, this is the basis for making sure that nobody removes someone else’s padlock. Lockout point identification complements this at the installation itself: it names the energy isolation point permanently and makes the isolation procedure verifiable. In multilingual teams, tags in additional languages are useful so that safety information is not misunderstood. On the shadow board, small tags document which pool padlock is currently in use.

Accessories and Custom Options

Advice on Tagout Tags

Which information belongs on the tag depends on your isolation procedure. We agree the format, material, languages and entry fields with you, define the identification of the lockout points together and on request supply the complete shadow board equipped for the relevant plant area.