Luggage tag agipa 120 x 57 mm, beige cardboard 160 g/m², with reinforcement rings, neutral, without wire

Neutral agipa luggage tag 120 x 57 mm made from 160 g/m² beige cardboard, designed for clear identification of suitcases, bags and storage items. The tag is pre-cut to a compact rectangular shape and includes reinforcement rings around the punched hole to reduce tearing and extend usable life. Supplied without an attachment wire, this simple paper tag is suitable where a lightweight, inexpensive and easily writable identifier is required.

Advantages

The beige 160 g/m² cardboard offers a balance of stiffness and flexibility that keeps the tag readable while resisting creasing during normal use. Reinforcement rings around the hole protect the attachment point from damage, reducing the chance of loss. The neutral colour and plain surface make the tag suitable for writing by hand with pen, pencil or marker, as well as for printing or labeling with adhesive stickers.

Suitable for

• Identifying checked luggage and carry-on bags
• Labeling storage boxes, crates and archive folders
• Tagging seasonal items in wardrobes or storage rooms
• Temporary identification of tools, equipment and event items

Key specifications

• Dimensions: 120 x 57 mm
• Material: beige cardboard
• Weight/thickness: 160 g/m²
• Punched hole with reinforcement rings
• Plain, writable surface suitable for pens, pencils and markers
• Supplied without attachment wire or cord

How to use

Write the required identification details on the surface using a ballpoint pen, felt-tip marker or pencil. If a printed label is preferred, apply a suitable adhesive label to the tag surface. Thread an appropriate wire, string or plastic loop through the reinforced hole and secure it to the luggage handle or item. Check that the attachment is tight and the information is legible before use.

Usage recommendations

For longer durability in rough handling or outdoor conditions, use a plastic-coated loop or additional protective covering over the tag. Avoid exposure to heavy moisture; if repeated wet conditions are expected, consider a plastic or laminated tag alternative.