Our equipment ID tags help businesses track their company assets, prevent loss, and organize inventory efficiently. Identification labels for equipment make it easy to see what belongs where, helping prevent misplaced or stolen items. With barcode labels, scanning and logging equipment is quick and accurate. ? Learn asset management best practices from our blog: What Is Asset Management and Why Is It Important?

The best material depends on your needs:

• Stainless steel: Perfect for extreme heat, chemicals, and outdoor use.
• Anodized aluminum: Lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and long-lasting.
• Polyester or vinyl: Affordable, flexible, and weatherproof.
• Tamper-proof options: Prevent unauthorized removal by breaking apart or leaving a VOID mark.

? Choose the right material for your asset tags using our guide: Best Material for Asset Tags

Yes! Our custom asset tags can include your logo, company name, barcode labels, QR codes, and serial numbers. This makes it easy to mark equipment while reinforcing your brand.

Yes! Our equipment labels are designed for resistance to chemicals, water, and UV rays. This means they won’t fade or wear out, even in industrial, medical, or outdoor settings.

Barcode labels: Great for simple inventory tracking. Just scan with a barcode scanner to log assets.
QR code labels: Allow businesses to store more data, like maintenance history, user manuals, or asset locations.

• Warehouses & logistics – Track shipments and inventory.
• Healthcare & hospitals – Secure medical devices and equipment.
• IT & data centers – Label computers, cables, and servers.
• Construction & manufacturing – Mark equipment like tools and heavy machinery.
• Education – Prevent loss of school property like laptops and lab gear.

Yes! Our metal equipment tags are designed for easy application on metal surfaces, including stainless steel, aluminum, and machinery. Some adhesive tags work better on smooth metal, while riveted or screw-mounted tags are better for rough or curved surfaces.

Tamper-proof asset ID tags are designed to deter theft by making removal obvious. If someone tries to take off the label, it either:

• Breaks apart, making it impossible to reapply.
• Leaves a VOID pattern, showing clear signs of tampering.
• Stretches or warps, making it unreadable.

This keeps assets protected and prevents resale of stolen items.

Yes! With QR code equipment labels, teams can scan and update asset records from anywhere. This helps businesses keep real-time inventory logs without needing paper records.

Choosing the right tag design depends on:

• Durability needs – Do you need stainless steel, anodized aluminum, or waterproof labels?
• Security level – Do you need tamper-proof or barcode labels?
• Use case – Are you tracking tools, machinery, electronics, or sensitive documents?