Asset

LABEL TYPES FOR ASSET LABELLING FROM SUPPLYLINE ID

Using asset tags is one of the most popular ways to keep track of varying assets within companies, it allows you to keep logs on which assets are frequently in for repair or to have components replaced. This method gives you enough information over time to decide whether future repairs are economically viable for any piece of equipment that is tracked with an asset tag. There are of course many other uses for asset tags.

A range of speciality materials and adhesives can be specified with your labels, for different surface types, resistances and temperature ranges with an easy to remove release liner. These include:

Vinyl, Polypropylene, 3M Polyester, VOID/Tamper Evident and Destructible labels.

Vinyl Asset Labels

These are our most economical labels, and they’re perfect for tagging equipment around the workplace. Just peel them off and stick them on – a simple, fuss-free security solution.

Polypropylene Asset Labels

These labels are made from a polypropylene substrate that’s easy to stick to a wide range of surfaces. We can over laminate them to make them extra-durable too.

3M Polyester Asset Labels

These labels are the ultimate resistance against abrasion and chemicals. They’re over laminated with polyester film for heavy-duty protection and they’ll survive for up to 5 years.

Anodised Aluminium Asset Labels & Tags

These rough-and-ready metal asset tags are made from high-quality anodised aluminium, so they’ll survive anything you – or Mother Nature – can throw at them. Thanks to our efficient etching process, you can still enjoy a range of printed colours, text and numbers on your metal asset tags.

Tamper Evident ‘VOID’ Polyester Asset Labels

Our clever void polyester labels let you know if your equipment’s been tampered with. These labels can’t be transferred once they’ve been stuck on – giving you complete peace of mind.

Destructible Vinyl Asset Labels & Stickers

Our destructible vinyl asset labels are made from tamper-proof white vinyl material – so once they’ve been stuck down they can’t be removed without splitting into smaller pieces that everyone will see.