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Stainless steel metal tags cover the everyday ID tag. Think valve tags, cable tags, brand tags, and blank stock ready to punch on site. Himgo supplies 304 and 316 stainless in the finish, hole pattern, and thickness a plant needs. No tracking program or serialization is attached to this category.

  • 304 or 316 stainless
  • Brushed, matte, or natural finish
  • 0.5–2mm thickness
  • Holes, cable tie, chain, or rivet mounting
  • Samples in 5–7 days

Materials & finishes

OptionChoices
Material304 stainless (general use), 316 stainless (higher corrosion resistance)
Thickness0.5–2mm
Size40x20mm, 50x25mm, 75x20mm, 35mm round, custom to your drawing
FinishBrushed, matte, natural
Marking/ProcessBlank, laser engraved, stamped, or etched ID/brand text
MountingHoles, cable tie, chain, rivet

Choose 316 for outdoor, marine, or wash-down environments. 304 covers most indoor valve, cable, and equipment tagging at a lower cost.

Typical buyers & uses

  • Plant technician — tagging valves and pipework so each line is identified at a glance.
  • Electrician — labeling cable bundles with stainless tags that survive heat and vibration.
  • Manufacturer — stamping a brand mark onto blank stainless stock before assembly.
  • Workshop owner — ordering blank tags to punch and number in-house as jobs come in.

Size & price reference

Example specRef US$/pc
Blank 304 tag, 40x20mm, one hole$0.15
304 tag, 50x25mm, laser text, brushed$0.30
316 tag, 75x20mm, two holes, cable tie$0.52

Indicative only. Final price depends on grade, hole count, marking, and quantity.

Ordering

  • MOQ 100–500 pieces, by complexity.
  • Sample lead time 5–7 days; bulk 12–30 days, by quantity.
  • Blank orders need only size and hole position; marked orders need your text list too.
  • Samples are approved before the run — details on how we work.

FAQ

What’s the difference between 304 and 316 stainless for tags?

316 resists corrosion better in marine or wash-down settings. 304 is fine for most indoor industrial use.

Can I order blank tags with no engraving?

Yes. Blank stainless tags ship ready for you to stamp, punch, or write on later.

How many holes can one tag have?

Most tags take one or two holes. Additional holes are possible if your drawing specifies the spacing.

Do stainless tags need extra coating outdoors?

Not usually. Salt-spray tested coating is available on request for coastal or marine sites.

Can one order mix cable-tie and hole mounting?

Yes. Split the quantity by mounting type in your order and we produce both in the same batch.

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