Why Choose Aluminum Blank Tags?

Aluminum blank tags are one of the most popular choices due to their balance of durability, affordability, and ease of marking. Their softer surface makes them ideal for hand stamping, while still holding up well in outdoor environments. Aluminum also performs well with engraving and laser etching, especially on anodized or coated finishes, making it a versatile option for both on-site identification and long-term labeling. (Please note that UV Stable Aluminum cannot be used with CO2 lasers).

Plain Aluminum (Silver) is available is .050″ or .064″ thicknesses.

Colored Aluminum is available in .050″ in Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Purple, Turquoise, Blue, Gold, Black and White. It is also available in .064″ in Red, Orange, Green and Blue.

Black UV Stable Aluminum is available in .040″. It is black on the front and varying shades of bronze on the back.

Almost any tag on our website can be made in aluminum. Every band and tag on our website is available blank.

Popular Tag Styles

Key Benefits of Aluminum Tags

  • Low cost price for a metal tag.
  • Multiple colors available for color coding, safety warnings and for getting people’s attention.
  • Durable but lightweight.
  • Anodized aluminum is available, which is scratch resilient.
  • New UV stable black aluminum stands up to outdoor and harsh. environments.
  • Available with adhesive backing (in certain sizes only).
  • Certain styles can be made in .016 aluminum and embossed. Click Here for more information.

Common Uses for Aluminum Blank Tags

  • Asset tags
  • Equipment and valve tags
  • Utility poles, wires, and cables
  • Inventory and inspection tags
  • Key tags and tool tracking
  • Tree and plant identification

Aluminum vs. Other Materials

Aluminum is a great all-around option, but depending on your environment, other materials may be a better fit. Stainless steel offers maximum durability for harsh conditions. Brass provides a more traditional appearance for nameplates and valve tags. Plastic tags make for a great option when something more flexible than metal is needed.