Inventory labels help you keep track of items. They are used in warehouses, retail stores, and industrial spaces to organize and manage items. You can stick labels on equipment, tools, boxes, and other important items so they’re easy to find and track.

Yes, many of our labels can include consecutive numbers. This makes tracking items easier because you’ll have a unique number for each item, making it easy to identify and organize them.

Yes, our inventory labels are made from strong materials like polyester and anodized aluminum, which can handle chemicals, heat, and even outdoor conditions. This makes them great for tough environments.

Our labels can stick to many surfaces, such as metal, plastic, and glass. The adhesive on the labels is very strong, which means they stay in place. Some of our labels, like the Flexible Anodized Aluminum Foil, can even stick to curved or uneven surfaces.

Yes, we offer labels that are tamper-evident. This means they show signs if someone tries to remove them. For example, our Vinyl Destructible Reflective White labels break into pieces if removed, making it clear if someone has tried to tamper with them.

Yes, we can customize labels to include information like your company logo, barcodes, or specific text. Custom labels help you keep your inventory organized in a way that suits your needs.

The lifespan of a label depends on the material. Reflective labels can last up to seven years outdoors, while our other labels, like standard polyester, also last a long time. They are made to handle tough conditions, so they remain readable over time.

Yes, many of our labels are weatherproof. They can withstand rain, sun, and other weather conditions, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use.

Tamper-evident labels break or show signs if someone tries to remove them, which provides extra security. Regular labels do not have this feature, so they stay in place without showing if they’ve been tampered with.

Yes, our labels are made to withstand high temperatures, so they’re suitable for environments with heat, like factories or outdoor areas that get a lot of sun.

Our labels are made to resist fading. They’re designed to stay readable even after being exposed to sunlight or other harsh conditions.

To make sure the labels stick well, clean the surface before applying them. Once the surface is clean, peel off the backing of the label and press it firmly in place. This will ensure it stays in place.

Labels with permanent adhesive are made to stay in place, so they might leave residue if removed. If you need to remove them, using heat (like a hairdryer) can help loosen the adhesive. For temporary needs, ask about removable options.

Yes, you can choose from different colors. Color options help you organize items by category or group, which makes it easier to manage inventory.

Yes, some of our labels, like the Flexible Anodized Aluminum Foil, can stick to slightly curved surfaces. They’re flexible enough to conform to uneven shapes.

An inventory tagging system improves asset management by assigning unique identifiers to each item, making tracking, auditing, and organizing inventory more efficient. By using numbered labels, businesses can prevent misplacement, monitor asset usage, and streamline logistics. Learn more about how an inventory tagging system works in our blog: Inventory Tagging System Explained.