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The Avery Tagging Needles (05012) are essential for retail staff and warehouse managers who need to maintain their standard-duty tagging equipment. These 35mm needles offer reliable performance for attaching tags to medium-weight fabrics and merchandise, providing a cost-effective way to restore your tool's efficiency; however, users should note these are specifically designed for standard Mark 3 tagging guns and are not intended for fine-fabric or heavy-duty industrial applications.
| Model Part Number | 05012 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Avery |
These are designed for Avery Dennison Mark 3 tagging guns and are not guaranteed to work with other brands.
No, these are standard-duty needles. Using them on delicate fabrics like silk may cause snagging or runs.
Replace the needle immediately if it becomes bent, blunt, or causes difficulty in piercing the fabric.
No, this is a replacement needle kit containing 5 needles only.
They feature a high-quality metal needle with a durable plastic base housing.
Ensure the lock lever is fully rotated and check that no debris is inside the needle chamber.
Verify that the needle is pushed all the way into the gun housing and that the fastener path is clear.
Check the needle tip for damage or burrs. If the tip is not perfectly smooth, replace it.
To install, first ensure the tagging gun is empty of any fasteners. Rotate the needle lock lever to the open position, pull the old needle out, and insert the new Avery 05012 needle with the slot facing upward. Lock the lever firmly to secure it in place. These needles are designed for the Avery Dennison Mark 3 standard tagging gun. For care, keep the needles in their original packaging to prevent the tips from dulling. If a needle becomes bent, discard it immediately, as attempting to straighten it will compromise the tip's sharpness and damage clothing during the tagging process.
