Custom engraved metal tag label etched stainless steel name plate

Why Stainless Steel Nameplates?
You can get stainless steel tags in a variety of thicknesses, with a smooth or brushed finish, depending on your company’s needs. Stainless steel is a robust and hard-wearing substrate, which means you can use it in indoor and outdoor environments. We can clearly mark important information such as etched serial numbers, instructions and regulatory codes onto its surface — and the nameplates can last for decades. 
The finish is sleek and attractive, but durability is the biggest advantage of this material. It’s particularly well-suited to military and industrial applications, where the finish of serial numbers and display models looks crisp and easy to read. Stainless steel offer resistance to:
● Water
● Heat
● Corrosion
● Abrasion
● Chemicals
● Solvents 
 
Stainless steel Nameplate Customization）
The state-of-the-art facilities here at Metal Marker mean we can perform an array of different processes and finishes depending on your company’s unique requirements. We can print your logo, message or designs onto practically any material, including stainless steel. Our cutting-edge printing and embossing techniques mean you can add appealing or practical finishing touches to metal tags.
Processes
Below is a list of the various processes we can use to finish your stainless steel nameplates.
Engraving
Engraving involves leaving deep indents in the stainless steel to add text, numbers or a design onto the surface. A lot of time and attention is necessary to get this process just right because each letter is added individually, but the finish is impeccable. 
Stamping
A faster, cheaper method of adding data or images to a metal tag is by using a single stamp and embedding the whole design at once. The text or data is imprinted on the surface of the stainless steel tag, and while it’s not as deep as engraving, the finished product won’t wear off.
Embossing
While engraving and stamping embed a design onto the surface, embossing creates raised designs that can withstand galvanizing, painting, acid cleaning, sandblasting and severe weather. Characters are added one at a time, so you can add variable and serialized data using this process.