Industrial Metal Labels
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Industrial metal labels are built for the conditions that kill ordinary labels — heat near ovens and furnaces, chemical splash, outdoor UV, and daily abrasion from handling. Himgo makes these to carry warning and caution information that has to stay legible on the plant floor. For a machine's model or serial identity instead, see Equipment Metal Labels.
- 316 stainless for chemical exposure zones
- Thickness up to 1 mm for abrasion resistance
- Salt-spray testing available on request
- MOQ: usually 100–500 pcs
- Sample lead: usually 5–7 days
Materials & finishes
| Option | Choices |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminum, 304/316 stainless (316 for chemical exposure), nickel, brass, copper |
| Thickness | 0.2–1 mm, thicker gauges for abrasion-prone areas |
| Size | 40×20 mm, 60×30 mm, 80×25 mm, 30×30 mm, custom to your drawing |
| Finish | Brushed, anodized, printed color for warning color-coding, matte |
| Marking/Process | Etching, screen/UV printing, laser |
| Mounting | Thin 3M adhesive, holes (holes usually preferred near vibration or heavy machinery) |
316 stainless is worth specifying wherever the label sits near chemical splash or wash-down. Anodized aluminum covers most outdoor and corrosion-only cases at lower cost, and salt-spray testing is available on request for coastal or marine sites.
Typical buyers & uses
- Chemical and process plants — marking hazard zones, valves, and shut-off points with caution labels.
- Manufacturers with ovens or furnaces — heat-warning labels positioned near high-temperature equipment.
- Outdoor equipment makers — caution labels that need to survive years of UV and weather without fading.
- Workshops and heavy-use facilities — abrasion-resistant labels on tools and surfaces that get scraped and handled roughly.
Size & price reference
| Example spec | Ref US$/pc |
|---|---|
| 40×20 mm aluminum, printed warning colors, adhesive | $0.13 |
| 60×30 mm stainless steel, etched, holes | $0.32 |
| 80×25 mm 316 stainless, anodized, salt-spray tested | $0.50 |
Indicative only. Final price depends on material grade, testing requested, and quantity.
Ordering
- MOQ usually 100–500 pcs, by complexity.
- Sample lead usually 5–7 days; bulk usually 12–30 days, by quantity.
- Send your hazard or warning wording and icon set, plus the environment (chemical, heat, outdoor) so we can recommend the right material grade.
- Samples are approved before the production run starts — see how we work for the full process.
FAQ
How hot can these labels get before the marking degrades?
Etched and laser marks hold up well past typical oven or furnace proximity temperatures. Tell us your specific range.
Are these labels chemical-splash resistant?
316 stainless handles most industrial chemical exposure better than 304 stainless or aluminum.
Can salt-spray testing be requested?
Yes, on request for coastal, marine, or outdoor installations.
How is warning color-coding like red or yellow applied?
Usually through screen/UV printing. Anodizing can also add a base color.
What is the difference between Industrial and Equipment Metal Labels?
Industrial labels carry warning and hazard information for harsh environments. Equipment labels carry a machine's model and serial identity.
