Aqua Plumb 4506010 Steam Hot Water Radiator Valve Replacement Wheel Handle 4 in 1
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Pack of five black aluminium rectangular tags for labelling radiators, boilers and HVAC components
The CH Hanson 43045 pack supplies five black rectangular tags made from aluminium. They arrive blank with no pre-printed characters or numbering. HVAC installers and facility managers use them to mark radiators, boilers or pipework on site.
Aluminium construction resists corrosion and the temperatures found on heating equipment. The tags remain legible after prolonged exposure to steam, water treatment chemicals and mechanical vibration. They are not suited for applications that require pre-stamped sequential numbers or colour-coded legends.
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| Brand name | C.H. HANSON |
The tags are made of aluminum, which resists heat and will not warp under normal boiler or radiator temperatures.
The tags have no pre-drilled holes or adhesive; you will need wire, zip-ties, screws or rivets to secure them.
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