On 11. April 1996, a major fire at Düsseldorf airport cost 17 lives, left 88 people injured and caused up to one billion euros of damage. Investigators soon found that the building material used when building the airport 30 years before had not been fireproof, presumably to save money, which allowed the fire to spread rapidly. This incident shows just how important it is to always use high-quality materials.
Regoplast Inspection Tags
Customizable and tamper-proof
– Security marking –
– Inspection tags on forgery-safe protective foil –
– self-destructive –
We offer inspection tags and seals specifically customized for any need, for example unplasticized PVC inspection tags produced under negative pressure. The manufacturing process and hole marking provide a high degree of safety when these tags are used for labelling.
The size of the unplasticized PVC inspection tags can be customized. You can also choose colour and print (e.g. your company logo). The unplasticized PVC inspection tags are fixed by metallic s-shaped hooks which you can also by at Regoplast.
We offer standard solutions made of forgery-safe protective foil. Once fixed, test seals are destroyed when removed. Any kind of manipulation becomes visible.
Our inspection tags are manufactured in accordance with BGVA3 or BGVA4. They contain individual text (e.g. “next inspection” or company logo), year and months, or standard text.
Inspection tags can be bought either as booklets with 10 pages containing 10 tags each or as sheets. Reels are availabe on request.
Details of the inspection tags
Inspection tags standard version
Security marking
Inspection tags on forgery-safe protective foil, self-destructive, with imprint “in accordance with BGVA 2”
(regulation of the official accident insurance institution DGUV § 4)
Field of application: electrical devices, etc.
| Model | Size in mm (booklet) | (inspection tag) | Colour according | Text | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inspection tag booklet, 10 pages with 10 inspection tags each = | 175 x 75 | 25 | yellow | see illustration | piece/unit | 511700 |
| " | " | " | green | " | " | 511701 |
| " | " | " | red | " | " | 511702 |
| " | " | " | blue | " | " | 511703 |
| chromed punch plier | " | " | 511710 | |||
| Custom changes on request | ||||||
Inspection tags for electrical engineering
| Model | Size | Colour | Text | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| next inspection | 80 x 40 | white | siehe Abb.a see illustration 1 | 100 | 511711 | |
| Inspection in accordance with accident prevention regulations (UVV), next inspection | 80 x 40 | white | see illustration 2 | 100 | 511712 | |
| year and 12 months | Ø 35 | depending on year | see illustration 3 | 100 | 511713 | |
| next inspection | Ø 30 | yellow | see illustration 4 | 100 | 511714 | |
| year and 12 months | Ø 15 | depending on year | see illustration 5 | 100 | 511715 | |
| protective foil in booklet | Ø 25 | transparent | - | 100 | 511716 | |
Inspection tags made of unplasticized PVC
| Field of application: Preventive maintenance, service and oil change intervals, lifting vehicles, cranes, containers, valves, small devices, etc. | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Colour in accordance with DIN 204 / 2404 | Ø mm | Text | ||||
| yellow | 32 | see illustration | 100 | 511720 | ||
| red | " | " | 100 | 511721 | ||
| orange | " | " | 100 | 511722 | ||
| green | " | " | 100 | 511723 | ||
| suitable hitches available on request | " | 100 | 511730 | |||
Inspection tags made of unplasticized PVC, incl. hitch
| Colour in accordance with DIN 204 / 2404 | Ø mm | Text | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| yellow | 75 | see illustration | 100 | 511740 | ||
| green | " | " | 100 | 511741 | ||
| red | " | " | 100 | 511742 | ||
| blue | " | " | 100 | 511743 | ||
| orange | " | " | 100 | 511745 | ||
| Custom changes available on request. 15 % surcharge if ordered individually. | ||||||
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S.C. Astra Rail Industries (RO)
ACTEMIUM Controlmatic GmbH
Aughinish Alumina (IE)
BASF
Bilfinger & Berger
Boehringer Ingelheim
Bundeswehr
Cegelec
Clariant
DB Netz AG
Dow Corning
Emons Transport
Evonik Industries AG
Fenthol & Sandtmann GmbH (lt. Infra)
GATX Rail Germany GmbH
Hagemeyer Deutschland
Hassia
Hoyer Group
Infraserv
Johnson Controls
Josef Meyer Rail AG (CH)
Juwi Solar
Köstritzer Brauerei
Krone Fahrzeugbau
Ludwig Höcketstaller Spedition GmbH
MUH Milch - Union - Hocheifel eG
Radeberger Brauerei
Sachsenmilch
Sanofi Aventis Deutschland GmbH
Siemens AG
Silver Fox Ltd. (IE)
Sonepar
Spedition Schenker
Unielektro
VTG
VanHool (BE)
Waggonbau Graaff GmbH
WeylChem
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