Custom Inventory Tags

Whether you need basic inventory tags for your business or have a complex system to manage thousands of SKUs, we can fulfill almost any type of inventory tag order. With over 150 years of experience, Nameplates has the capacity to manufacture large or small orders of custom inventory tags, barcode labels, and serial number nameplates. Whether you need basic plastic asset tags or durable metal tags that can hold up to harsh conditions, we can help you make sure your product and equipment inventory is accounted for.

Inventory Tag Options

We can create inventory tags with any amount of customization, including:

Ascending numbers (Serialization)
Custom hole punches
Plastic or metal tags
Printed, embossed, engraved, or etched letters
Unique text for each tag
QR or UID scan codes
Waterproof or water resistance
UV and Heat resistance

Uses for Inventory Tags

Inventory tags are commonly used in warehouses and stock shelves. They can be a quick and easy way to locate and scan pallets, equipment, and bulk goods. Inventory tags can also help identify the contents of wrapped pallets or unopened items designated for future use.
Inventory tags can also have non-traditional uses, including indicating expiration dates or specifying the unit number on a multi-piece shipment of materials. Inventory tags can also help make assembly or disassembly of equipment easier for identification of parts, especially if the equipment is being disassembled and moved between locations.

Best Materials for Inventory Tags

Stainless steel, aluminum, and plastic are commonly used materials for most types of inventory tags. The best material for custom tags depends primarily on your use case, but a strong and long-lasting metal or plastic will often last for an extended period of time.

Properties and information to put on Inventory Tags

Since an inventory tag has limited space, you’ll want only the information most relevant on the tag in order to save space. The other benefit of keeping your inventory tag short is the ease of use when a worker is trying to identify the contents of the tag quickly. Other than a SKU or stock number, it’s helpful to indicate the contents or category of contents on the tag. Finally, if you’d like to house a large amount of information on a single tag, a barcode or QR code can make information easy to find.

Where to Find a Custom Inventory Tag Supplier

When searching for a custom inventory tag supplier, find one that can meet all of your needs. Many inventory tag producers do not offer the flexibility of custom content on each asset tag. Here at Nameplates, we have the capabilities to manufacture durable inventory tags and labels that meet every one of your standards. Contact Us for a Free Estimate on your inventory tag project today!