Tagging gun agipa 101546 — red plastic body, fine needle

Manual tagging gun agipa 101546 is a lightweight handheld tool with a red plastic body and a fine needle, designed for attaching price tags, labels and fasteners to textiles and other soft goods. The device uses standard fine tagging needles and plastic ties to deliver precise, low-impact fastening for garments and fabric products. Its compact design supports repetitive tag application in retail, inventory and garment production environments where control and speed are required.

Advantages

The red plastic housing provides a visible, easy-to-locate tool for busy workstations while remaining corrosion-resistant and simple to clean. The fine needle enables delicate penetration through fabric without creating large holes, reducing visible damage on lightweight textiles. The ergonomic, lightweight form supports extended use with minimal user fatigue, and compatibility with commonly available fine needles and ties simplifies maintenance and supplies handling.

Suitable for

• Attaching price tags and labels to clothing and soft goods
• Retail point-of-sale tagging and inventory identification
• Textile sample labeling and fabric inspection
• Warehouse tagging and batch marking of soft items

Key specifications

• Body material: durable molded plastic in red
• Needle type: fine tagging needle suitable for lightweight fabrics
• Tool type: manual, handheld tag applicator
• Compatibility: accepts standard fine needles and plastic ties for tagging
• Weight: lightweight design for extended handheld use

How to use

Insert a fine tagging needle and loading of a suitable length of plastic tagging ties according to the needle/tie package instructions. Position the needle through the tag and fabric at the desired attachment point, then squeeze the gun trigger to push a tie through the needle and secure the tag. After application, release the trigger and carefully withdraw the needle from the fabric. Replace needles regularly if bent or dull and use appropriate ties for the material and tag type to ensure secure fastening.

Usage recommendations

For delicate fabrics, test on a scrap piece first to confirm needle and tie combination does not leave excessive visible holes. Store the tool in a dry place and keep replacement fine needles and ties on hand to maintain uninterrupted tagging operations. Use personal protective gloves if required by workplace safety procedures when handling needles and fasteners.