Arc flash labels, LOTO tags,
and safety signs that keep you compliant.
Plant safety officers and maintenance leads trust TagBuilder for NFPA 70E arc flash labels, OSHA-compliant LOTO, and custom warning signs. Audit-ready, custom-engraved, ships in days not weeks.
Every hazard needs a label. Every label needs to ship before your audit.
Arc Flash Labels
NFPA 70E compliant labels with PPE category, incident energy, boundary distance, and voltage fill-in fields.
Lockout/Tagout
OSHA 1910.147 compliant LOTO tags — DO NOT OPERATE, OUT OF SERVICE, equipment safety tags. Rugged vinyl or engraved.
High Voltage & Danger
Danger high voltage, restricted approach boundary, qualified persons only. Custom text, weatherproof, screw mount or adhesive.
Pipe & Chemical
ANSI A13.1 pipe markers, ammonia labels, OSHA HazCom chemical tags. Color-coded and service-coded.
Compliance labels in stock.
Common arc flash, LOTO, and hazard labels ready to ship today. Custom voltages or plant-specific text? Open the configurator.
Custom arc flash label in 60 seconds.
Type your incident energy, PPE category, and boundary — we ship the engraved label in days. No $200 per-label minimums from industrial suppliers.
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Questions safety officers ask us.
Do you print arc flash labels with our specific incident energy values?
Yes. Send us your arc flash study results or type them into the configurator. We engrave per-equipment boundary, PPE category, voltage, and fault current.
Do your LOTO tags meet OSHA 1910.147 requirements?
Yes — our LOTO tags use OSHA-compliant color schemes, are engraved (not printed), and withstand the handling requirements in the standard.
What's the turnaround on bulk safety label orders?
Standard orders ship in 2–5 business days. Rush available. Large plant audits (500+ labels) typically ship in 5–7 business days with scheduling.
Can you match our facility's existing label format?
Yes — send us a photo or drawing of your current label and we'll match the size, color scheme, and layout.
Stay audit-ready. Order before Friday.
Plant safety and maintenance teams use TagBuilder to stay ahead of OSHA and NFPA audits with compliant labels that actually look like they belong.