Which material for which job?

If you need

Heat, chemicals, salt spray or outdoor exposure

Choose Stainless steel

Etched or engraved stainless lasts for decades on hot, wet or corrosive equipment — the safe choice for rating plates and valve tags.

If you need

Indoor equipment, safety and warning labels

Choose Vinyl

Self-adhesive, full-colour and cost-effective. Ideal for asset labels, safety notices and branding on clean, sheltered surfaces.

If you need

Premium nameplates, plaques and heritage machinery

Choose Brass

Engraved or etched brass with infilled lettering gives a classic, hard-wearing finish that looks the part.

If you need

Barcodes, drums, oils, solvents and cold storage

Choose Polypropylene

Tough and chemical-resistant, polypropylene keeps barcodes and tracking data readable in oily or damp conditions.

If you need

Lightweight data plates and control panels

Choose Anodised aluminium & Romark

Light, corrosion-resistant and crisply marked — perfect for transformer and pump rating plates and panel labels.

If you need

Glossy fascia plates, directories and covers

Choose Acrylic & Perspex

Laser-cut and engraved acrylic gives a clean, glossy look for machine fascias and information signs.

If you need

Serial numbers, logos and fine text with no ink to wear off

Choose CO2 laser marking

Laser marking is permanent and precise — great for small runs, prototypes and traceable serial numbers.