Aluminum Asset Tags
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Aluminum asset tags carry a serial and a scan code on a metal that stays flat and light on laptops, monitors, and classroom carts. Himgo cuts and anodizes these in Shenzhen for IT teams and facility staff who tag hundreds of indoor items without adding weight or thickness to the item.
| Option | Choices |
|---|---|
| Material | Anodized aluminum; 304/316 stainless or brass on request for mixed fleets |
| Thickness | 0.3–1.5 mm depending on mounting method |
| Size | 25x25mm, 40x15mm, 50x20mm, 75x25mm, or custom to your drawing |
| Finish | Colored anodized (useful for color-coding by department or site), natural anodized, brushed, matte |
| Marking/Process | Laser engraving, chemical etching, or printing for serials and logos |
| Mounting | 3M adhesive, mounting holes, rivets |
| Variable data | Sequential serials, unique QR, or 1D barcode per tag |
Colored anodizing lets a facilities team code tags by building or department without a separate print step. Matte finish cuts glare when a phone or handheld scanner reads the code under fluorescent light.
| Example spec | Ref US$/pc |
|---|---|
| 25x25mm, natural anodized, laser-engraved serial, adhesive back | $0.15–0.22 |
| 40x15mm, colored anodized, serial + QR, adhesive back | $0.28–0.40 |
| 75x25mm, colored anodized, logo + barcode, mounting holes | $0.48–0.64 |
Indicative only. Final price depends on size, anodizing color count, marking complexity, and quantity.
It holds up well indoors and under cover. For direct outdoor weather or wash-down areas, stainless steel tags usually last longer.
Yes, serials are laser-engraved in the sequence you send, matched to your spreadsheet.
3M adhesive backing conforms to slightly curved or thin surfaces better than rivets or drilled holes.
Anodized color holds up well indoors; salt-spray resistance testing is available on request for tougher settings.
Yes, most layouts combine a human-readable serial with a QR or barcode on the same tag.
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