Defence, Military & Government Labels

We supply labels to a number of OEM, Tier I / Tier II & Tier III suppliers and manufacturers either directly or through our partners.

These include companies like Vickers / Eaton / Babcock International & BAE Systems and many divisions & organisations within the Army & Navy directly.

We supply many more companies like these in this industry but due to the sensitive nature of their business and our relationship with them we would only discuss these details directly with serious end user enquiries, which we would welcome.

Contact us to find out why so many in the Defence, Aerospace and Government sectors trust and deal with Supplyline ID.

LABEL TYPES | DEFENCE, MILITARY & GOVERNMENT

Government Asset Labels

Hardware used within the government and military is not only expensive but can contain critical and confidential information.  Ensuring this equipment is registered and tracked is one of the best measures you can take against property-loss.  The high quality materials we use ensure longevity and no loss of print to keep your information legible for the life-cycle of the product.

Military Labels

Military equipment labels must withstand harsh environments, including intense heat, sub-zero cold, plus every day wear and tear, extensive handling and exposure to chemicals.  With the right labels you can be sure that your information isn’t going anywhere.

Freezer / Deep Freeze or Cryocool Labels

We offer several different “grades” of adhesive with different temperature ratings.  This can be anything from a simple freezer down to -10°C all the way through to extreme cold, such as -50°C in a blast-freezer.

Hazard Labels

We produce labels ourselves and supply via third party manufacturers.  They are fully GHS compliant and will make sure your business is up to the required standard of safety.

Serialised / Barcode Labels

Using our in-house label printers, we can produce barcode labels or product labels with serialisation for either the barcode, serial number or batch code that is variable on your labels.