Metal Tags
Metal tags are highly durable, which makes them ideal for tagging equipment that may be subject to rough conditions. Often, they even outlast the equipment that they are attached to. They also offer better legibility than other labeling options, such as paper labels or stickers. They are available in a variety of shapes and sizes, making them easy to customize to fit your needs.
An engraving is an image etched into a piece of metal tags such as a plate or block of wood, from which impressions or prints can be made. During the process, an inked roller presses against the surface of the engraving to create an image that will be printed onto damp paper. The resulting impression on the paper shows the reverse of the original engraved composition. Engraving is a versatile technique that can be used in a wide range of applications, including marking or decorating items such as coins, medals, and other types of jewelry.
Metal equipment tags are a popular choice in industrial settings for their durability and legibility. These tags can be customized with your company name and logo, as well as important information regarding the safety standards of the machinery they are attached to. They are typically made of a thicker metal material, such as brass or stainless steel, so that they can withstand the toughest environments and last for the longevity of the machine itself.
What Are the Metal Tags Used For?
Using an etching or laser printing process, your company can produce an image that will be permanently imprinted on the metal tag. These images can include your company’s logo, a map, or anything else that you want to have displayed on the tag. The imprinted image will be very hard and clear, so it can withstand harsh environments that would damage or wear away other types of labels.
These tags are perfect for identifying equipment, machines, or pipes at a glance. They are a great option for use in industrial environments where the conditions can be hostile to other forms of labels. They are also available with pre-drilled holes for chain mounting, so they can be secured to the equipment in order to prevent them from being stolen.
Every industry requires clearly labeled inventory and equipment. Whether it’s a food processing plant that needs to display its operating specifications or an oil refinery that requires tagging for hazardous waste management, metal and plastic tags provide the clarity needed for safe operation and compliance with regulations. They are durable enough to withstand harsh chemical environments, resistant to extreme temperatures, and can display key information such as serial numbers or unique identifiers.