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Custom Metal Barcode Tags/Labels
Metal barcode tags or labels are durable, typically crafted from materials like stainless steel, aluminum, or brass, and are often used in environments requiring long-lasting identification. These tags can be laser-etched, engraved, or printed with barcodes and other identifying details, making them ideal for inventory tracking, asset management, or branding purposes.
Custom shapes and sizes can be made to fit the branding and design preferences.
Aluminum Barcode Tags
High Temperature Resistance Barcode Tags
Custom metal barcode tags offer extensive customization options to meet both functional and aesthetic requirements. Here are the main components that can be customized:
1. Material
- Options: Stainless steel, aluminum, brass (with finishes like antique brass), copper, or titanium.
- Purpose: Different materials provide varying levels of durability and aesthetic appeal. Brass, for example, offers a vintage look, while stainless steel is highly resistant to rust and corrosion.
2. Finish
- Options: Polished, brushed, matte, satin, antique, or anodized finishes.
- Purpose: The finish affects the tag’s appearance and durability. Antique or brushed finishes give a timeless, rustic feel, while polished or satin finishes provide a modern look.
3. Size & Shape
- Options: Fully customizable to any dimensions, with options for rectangular, round, oval, or even custom shapes like butterflies or other motifs.
- Purpose: The shape and size can make the tag more visually unique or help it fit a specific space on the product.
4. Barcode or QR Code Integration
- Options: Linear barcodes, QR codes, Data Matrix codes, etc., each etched or engraved to be scannable.
- Purpose: The type of code can vary based on intended use (e.g., QR codes for product information or barcodes for inventory).
5. Font Style & Text Content
- Options: Custom fonts (like script fonts for a personal touch), text size, and layout for the brand name, product information, or serial numbers.
- Purpose: Personalized text styles and sizes allow the tag to reflect brand identity and provide essential information in a readable way.
6. Logo or Symbol Addition
- Options: Adding logos, icons, or unique symbols like a butterfly, either embossed, debossed, or engraved.
- Purpose: This detail personalizes the tag, connecting it back to the brand story or making it memorable.
7. Attachment Style
- Options: Holes for rivets or screws, adhesive backing, or slots for wire or string attachments.
- Purpose: Ensures the tag attaches securely, with options depending on where it will be placed on the product.
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Metal Barcode Tags/Labels FAQS
1. What are metal barcode tags used for?
- Metal barcode tags are durable labels typically used for asset tracking, inventory management, equipment identification, and outdoor applications. They are especially popular in environments where high durability and resistance to harsh conditions are needed.
2. What metals are commonly used for barcode tags?
- Common metals include aluminum, stainless steel, and brass. Aluminum is lightweight and resistant to corrosion, while stainless steel is highly durable and ideal for extreme conditions. Brass is often chosen for a more decorative or antique appearance.
3. How are barcodes applied to metal tags?
- Barcodes can be applied using laser etching, engraving, or printing. Laser etching and engraving are popular for permanent markings that are fade-resistant, while printing (often with protective coatings) is used when high contrast is essential.
4. What types of barcodes can be used on metal tags?
- Metal barcode tags can support 1D barcodes (like UPC and Code 39) and 2D barcodes (like QR codes and Data Matrix), depending on scanning requirements and available space on the tag.
5. Are metal barcode tags weatherproof?
- Yes, most metal barcode tags are designed to withstand weather, UV exposure, moisture, and even chemical exposure. Stainless steel and anodized aluminum tags, in particular, are highly resistant to rust and corrosion.
6. Can metal barcode tags be customized?
- Absolutely. Metal tags can be customized in terms of size, shape, metal type, font, and barcode type. They can also incorporate logos or unique serial numbers for tracking purposes.
7. What industries commonly use metal barcode tags?
- Industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, transportation, aerospace, and construction frequently use metal barcode tags for asset tracking and quality control.
8. How are metal barcode tags attached to surfaces?
- Metal barcode tags can be attached using adhesive backings, screws, rivets, or even cable ties. The attachment method depends on the surface type and the environmental conditions the tag will face.
9. What’s the lifespan of a metal barcode tag?
- The lifespan can vary based on the metal type, environmental exposure, and usage, but high-quality metal barcode tags can last 5–20 years or more in demanding conditions.
10. How do metal barcode tags compare to plastic tags?
- Metal barcode tags are generally more durable, heat-resistant, and abrasion-resistant than plastic tags, making them ideal for challenging environments. However, plastic tags may be more cost-effective for less demanding applications.
11. Is there MOQ for custom metal barcode tags?
- There is no quantity limit.
12. What’s the price for customized metal barcode tags/labels?
- The price depends on size and quantity. We are an experienced manufacturer. Our price is very competitive in the market.