Industries of all types utilize blank metal tags for a wide variety of applications. These blanks are marked with relevant information for a specific use. Marking blank metal tags is completed in a variety of ways, including automated machines or marking by hand. Here we will discuss some of the more professional part marking methods and the benefits of each....
Marking tags and nameplates by hand can be incredibly tedious and time consuming. Many organizations utilize embossing machines to mark their own blank tags in-house. They are sometimes referred to as variable data embossing machines as they can embed unique information on each nameplate. While the majority of custom marking machines emboss the tags, there are machines which indent the...
Blank metal tags: a canvas with many opportunities. Having the ability to customize a solution as needed can be extremely beneficial for on demand marking. Blank tags are the most diverse form of identification due the endless possibilities. This is why blank metal tags are a great solution for many applications. What Are Blank Metal Tags Used For? Blank metal...
Blank metal tags are produced with a wide variety of materials. Common materials include aluminum, anodized aluminum, brass, cold rolled steel, and stainless steel. Choosing the right material for your application should be based on the environment and abuse the tags are going to see. Visual Preferences Aluminum material is typically a little brighter in appearance, providing easy location in...
Marking your own identification tags is a major advantage in both cost and speed. The real question is about durability. Can nameplates marked in-house really be durable? Blank stainless steel tags are one of the most effective and durable solutions for in-house identification marking. Durability Applications vary significantly between industries and organizations. One company might attach nameplates to the machine...
