In contrast, we can provide you with an industrial tumbled and polished finish for projects that don’t require a decorative look. Ultimately, this accomplishes the goal of a highly decorative appearance. If you choose our 3M peel and stick adhesive on the back, your tags are useful in applications where a hole is not desired. Our decorative stainless steel option is a beautiful satin-brushed finish.

We recommend using stainless steel whenever you anticipate significant exposure to outdoor weather conditions or harsh and corrosive chemicals. It’s a hard and corrosion-resistant metal. Stainless steel tags are the most durable tags we offer. So, you should keep in mind, the engraving will show up better with the darker colored surface. Our anodized aluminum number tags are laser engraved, which produces white numbering to contrast to the surface color of the tag. Hence, they’re a great, durable and versatile identification product. And, our aluminum is lightweight and has a scratch-resistant anodized coated surface. Additionally, they’re wonderful for incorporating company, team, or organization colors. What Material Should I Choose for My Numbered Tags? Anodized Aluminum (11 colors)Īnodized aluminum tags are the only choice if you need both metal and color for your number tags.Īluminum tags are available in eleven colors, which are excellent for color-coding. Our numbered tags are used most often in the following industries:

The benefit of many color choices, and sequential numbering, gives you an incredible capability to achieve total and complete inventory and asset identification.īesides inventory and asset identification, number tags have many other uses including: In addition, our aluminum and plastic number tags come in a wide variety of colors. Our number tags are great for any use that requires sequentially numbered identification. Number Tags What Are Some of the Most Common Uses for Our Numbered Tags?

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