Lifting gear tags get the roughest life of any identification product on site — dragged over steel, dunked, steam-cleaned and handled with gloves. The best tag is the one that's still legible and still attached at the next inspection.
What survives on lifting gear
- Thick PVC or synthetic tags on cable ties — the workhorse for slings and chain slings.
- Self-locking tags — for items where a tag must not come off in service; they also deter casual removal.
- Multi-stage flange-style tags — for inspection workflows with staged sign-off.
- Engraved metal tags — for permanent gear identity alongside the disposable inspection tag.
Matching the tag to the register
If your lifting register is digital, choose tags with QR codes and link them to live records — PrimeTrack adds inspection reminders so overdue gear stands itself down.
Prime Tags supplies the full lifting and rigging range and self-locking seals, made in Australia, with free samples and daily nationwide shipping. Our Lowest Price Guarantee beats any comparable price by 15%*.