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Spectrum Metal Tags

Spectrum Metal Tags are robust and versatile solution for all your equipment, lubricant, and asset identification needs. Designed to withstand harsh industrial environments, these tags offer a durable method to keep essential information visible and accessible. With the option for custom engraving, including barcodes or QR codes, these tags ensure that you can easily track, manage, and identify your valuable assets and the types of lubricants used within your equipment. Available in ten vibrant colors and made from high-quality aluminum, these tags are perfect for a variety of applications, providing both functionality and visual appeal.

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Custom Laser Etching

Offering custom laser-etched designs, these tags can be personalized with any information you require, including barcodes and QR codes, making asset management and identification seamless and efficient.

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Color Options

Available in ten distinctive colors, our tags allow you to categorize and prioritize equipment and lubricants visually, enhancing organization and accessibility in any setting.

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Spectrum Visual Lubrication Management

The Metal Tags are part of the Spectrum Visual Lubrication Management System that uses color-coding to ensure the correct lubricant is used in the right piece of equipment and in the proper location. Colored identifiers are assigned to designated lubricants, which allows for a tagging system to be deployed throughout the Journey of the Lubricant. From the point of storage to the point of application, the operator will know which designated lubricant goes with each specific lubrication point.

Additional Features

Durable Material
Constructed from high-quality aluminum, our tags are built to last in even the most challenging industrial environments, ensuring your information remains intact and readable for years to come.
Versatile Use
Equipped with a convenient mounting hole, our tags are designed for easy attachment to a wide range of equipment and assets, providing a flexible solution for your identification needs.

Other Specs

Model Description Color
40550 Spectrum Metal Tag Red
40551 Spectrum Metal Tag Orange
40552 Spectrum Metal Tag Yellow
40553 Spectrum Metal Tag Green
40554 Spectrum Metal Tag Blue
40555 Spectrum Metal Tag Purple
40556 Spectrum Metal Tag Dark Green
40557 Spectrum Metal Tag Tan
40558 Spectrum Metal Tag Gray
40559 Spectrum Metal Tag Black

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