Applications › Labels, Tags & Traceability
Every gauge, scale and instrument in a controlled process carries a calibration tag. Ours are printed on rigid blanks that survive the shop, with the fixed fields filled from your instrument list and the date fields printed or left blank for a marker. Standard templates cover the usual fields; a tag in your quality system's format is a quick quote.
Typical examples
- Instrument calibration tags with due date
- Scale and balance calibration labels
- Gauge tags with serial and range
- Torque-tool calibration tags
- Out-of-service and do-not-use tags
Materials, process and quantities
| Materials | Aluminum, acrylic, MDF; chemical-resistant and washdown label stock for laboratories and food plants. |
|---|---|
| How it is made | UV print with variable data, 4-hole, cable-tie hole, adhesive or magnetic mounting. |
| Quantities | Small sets, serialized runs from a CSV, and standing reorder programs by template number. |
| Options | Instrument list merge, QR to the calibration certificate, color by year, writable fields. |
| Who orders this | Quality departments, laboratories, calibration services, food and pharmaceutical plants. |
What to send
Your instrument list (CSV or spreadsheet), the fields you want on the tag, the mounting and the environment it lives in.
Related applications
- Asset Tags (Serialized, QR)
- Tool-Crib, Fixture & Gauge Tags
- Machine & Equipment ID Plates
- All Labels, Tags & Traceability
Start a project: send your list and the format you want.
