Luggage Tag agipa 121315, 120 x 57 mm neutral ID tag with wire loop

agipa 121315 is a neutral luggage tag with dimensions of 120 x 57 mm, designed to identify bags, suitcases and storage containers. The tag features a simple writable surface and a flexible wire loop for secure attachment to handles, straps or zippers. Its compact size makes it suitable for a wide range of luggage types while keeping contact information visible and accessible during travel or storage.

Advantages

The luggage tag offers a plain, writable surface that accepts pens and many markers for clear labeling. The included wire loop ensures a durable and reliable attachment that resists accidental detachment while remaining easy to open and close when needed. The neutral design is unobtrusive and suitable for professional or personal use, and the compact 120 x 57 mm format balances visibility with low bulk on most bags.

Suitable for

• Checked luggage and hand baggage
• Business travel suitcases and briefcases
• Storage boxes and seasonal item containers
• Gym bags and sports equipment
• Event or conference equipment transport

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 120 x 57 mm
• Design: neutral, plain writable surface
• Attachment type: flexible wire loop
• Intended use: luggage and bag identification
• Fit: compact size suitable for most handles and straps

How to use

Write the required contact details on the tag surface using a pen or suitable marker, allowing ink to dry before attaching. Thread the wire loop through a handle, strap or zipper pull and secure the loop according to the wire fastener design. Place the tag where it remains visible but does not interfere with bag handling. For removal, open the wire loop and unthread it from the attachment point.

Usage recommendations

For long-term use, avoid permanent exposure to heavy abrasion or solvents that could erase handwritten details; consider using a clear protective cover or printing a paper insert if prolonged legibility is required. Check the wire loop periodically for wear and replace the tag if the attachment becomes compromised.