Silver
Most common finish for industrial nameplates — the standard look for equipment tagging.
Industrial-grade PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) polyester labels for electronics, equipment asset tags, machinery nameplates and harsh-environment applications. More heat-resistant and chemical-resistant than standard sticker substrates — built to last for the lifetime of the equipment.
Choosing the right substrate
PET polyester sits at the durability end of the sticker substrate spectrum. Where BOPP handles product packaging and vinyl handles outdoor signage, PET handles industrial environments — equipment that runs hot, chemicals that would dissolve other films, and applications where the label needs to remain readable for the lifetime of the equipment. The tradeoff: PET costs more than BOPP or vinyl — for consumer product labels you don't need it, but for an asset tag on a generator running hot for ten years, you do.
Most common finish for industrial nameplates — the standard look for equipment tagging.
Premium finish for equipment branding that needs a polished, high-end appearance.
White for general-purpose industrial labels; clear when the label should match the product's appearance.
Understated finish suited to darker equipment housings and low-visibility branding needs.
Where PET works best
Variable data printing
Serialized
Variable data printing for sequential serial numbers and asset IDs. Provide your numbering range and format during the quote.
Coded
Barcode printing supported alongside serialization for inventory and audit tracking programs.
Quote-only pricing
Quotefinish, size, complexity, qty
Quote-based minimum
Volumeoften larger runs
Trackedevery order
Frequently asked questions
PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate) polyester is a more rigid, more durable plastic film than BOPP. It tolerates higher temperatures, resists more chemicals, and lasts longer in harsh conditions. Used where BOPP or vinyl labels would fail — electronics, equipment asset tags, and industrial environments with heat or solvent exposure.
PET handles temperatures higher than standard sticker substrates. Practical use range varies by adhesive type and finish — different adhesives have different temperature thresholds. Tell us your specific operating temperature during the quote and we'll confirm if PET (or a different substrate) is right for your application.
Equipment serial-number tags, electronics labels, asset identification tags, machinery nameplates, durable warning labels, and industrial inventory tags. Anywhere a label needs to survive heat, chemicals, or rough handling for years rather than months.
Silver (most common for industrial nameplates), mirror chrome (premium equipment branding), white (general-purpose industrial labels), clear (when label appearance should match the product), and matte black PET. Each finish is suited to different industrial branding needs and visual environments.
Quote-based — minimums vary by label size, finish and complexity. Industrial PET label orders often skew toward larger volumes for serial-number tagging or asset identification programs. Tell us your quantity and we'll quote accordingly.
Yes. Variable data printing for sequential serial numbers, asset IDs, and barcodes is supported on PET labels. Provide your numbering range and format during the quote — we'll confirm capability and any setup requirements.
Yes. We ship PET labels to the US, UK, Canada, Australia and most of Europe. Shipping costs are calculated by destination, weight and speed. All shipping options are included in your quote.
Customer reviews
★★★★★
Our generator nameplates are still fully legible after three years outdoors in direct heat — exactly the durability we needed for asset tracking.
★★★★★
Sequential serial numbering across a 5,000-unit run came out perfectly matched to our spreadsheet — no manual QC needed.
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Tell us your application and operating conditions. We'll respond within 24 hours with a substrate recommendation and quote.