A Definition of Asset Label
Asset labels, also referred to as asset tags, identify any number of physical assets, from equipment and tools to racks and machines. Asset tags are used to identify physical
assets and feature serial numbers or barcodes for identification purposes. Most asset labels have adhesive backing and are made of anodized aluminum, laminated polyester, vinyl, or foil. The more durable the asset label, the easier it is for the organization to conduct asset identification, tagging, and tracking.
Types of Asset Labels
Asset labels vary by material and size so they can best be matched to the asset on which they will be placed. The most common types of asset labels include those made of foil, anodized aluminum, polyester, or vinyl.
Asset labels are used to easily monitor inventory and assets, schedule routine maintenance, and avoid lost items. Companies that produce asset labels often work with clients to design custom labels perfect for your applications.
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