Brady Standard ladder tag inserts display the latest recorded information relating to a ladders class, inspection period and future inspections. The tag also doubles as a handy and quick reference check list. The ladder tag is designed to work with the ladder tag holder.

FEATURES and BENEFITS:
Material – Polypropylene
Maximum temperature range 125°C
Dimensions 164 x 50 mm
Languages available – English 917-6103, French 917-6096, German 917-6083

APPLICATIONS:
Works along-side the Ladder Tag Holder

Looking for a simple way to indicate the inspection status of your equipment? Choose this ladder tag from Brady. It helps to ensure that important safety information is clearly displayed for improved workplace safety. When placed in a Brady tag holder (917-6106), it attaches easily to a ladder to allow for quick and easy access to data and operating instructions. It also has a handy checklist you can use when completing inspections.

• Heat-resistant up to +125°C for use in demanding conditions
• Made from polypropylene for protection against chemicals and wear
• Green and yellow colours make it easy to spot

• Construction industry
• Repair and maintenance
• Warehouses
• Landscaping industry

This unit has compact dimensions of 164 (L) x 50mm (W), so it will take up minimal space on your ladder.

Scafftag® is the innovative tagging system which allows a complete,safety management system for your workplace,Unique holder and insert system ensures instant visibility of your scaffolding status and helps you efficiently manage your inspection procedures,A Scafftag® should be fitted at all legal access points (normally ladder access) from first build until dismantle

Key Benefits:
Empowers employees to make informed and accurate decisions
by making information instantly visible.
Allows the tracking, usage, maintenance and inspection status of
equipment, helping safeguard the safety of employees and others.
Ensures your company complies with key working legislation:
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.
Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999.
Construction (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 2007