Applications › Labels, Tags & Traceability
A fixture with no tag is a fixture that gets lost. Our tool-crib and fixture tags print the ID, the part number it serves, the revision and a QR to the record, on a blank that takes a cable tie, a screw or a magnet. Standard templates cover the usual fields; your tool-room format is a quick quote.
Typical examples
- Tool ID tags with crib location
- Fixture ID with part number and revision
- Gauge tags with range and serial
- Shadow-board and cutter-rack labels
- Returnable-container tags
Materials, process and quantities
| Materials | Aluminum, acrylic, MDF; chemical-resistant stock for coolant exposure. |
|---|---|
| How it is made | UV print with variable data, cable-tie hole, 4-hole, adhesive or magnetic mounting. |
| Quantities | Small sets, serialized runs from a CSV, and standing reorder programs by template number. |
| Options | QR to tool record, color by department, matching mold and die plates. |
| Who orders this | Tool rooms, machine shops, molders, assembly plants. |
What to send
Send your tool list and the fields you want on the tag, or your own format.
Related applications
- Mold, Die & Tool ID Plates
- Asset Tags (Serialized, QR)
- Tool Holders, Cutter Racks & Organizers
- All Labels, Tags & Traceability
Start a project: send your list and the format you want.
