History

Stake flags, also known as survey flags, marking flags, or construction flags, are simple yet incredibly versatile tools that have a fascinating history and a wide range of creative uses. Whether you’ve seen them fluttering at a construction site, marking out property lines, or being used in the agricultural industry, stake flags play a significant role in various sectors. In this blog, we’ll explore the history of stake flags, their evolution, some of their most creative applications, and dive into the quality offerings from CH Hanson that elevate your projects to the next level.

Introduction
: Steel stamps have long been a staple in industries requiring precise and durable marking solutions. From customizing tools and machinery to engraving trophies and plaques, steel stamps provide a reliable method for identification and branding. At C.H. Hanson®, we have been a leader in the steel stamp and marking industry since 1866, offering a wide range of high-quality products made in-house in the USA. Whether you're working in the farrier business, industrial machinery, or custom tagging, steel stamps play an essential role in your operations. Let’s explore the history, applications, and benefits of these versatile tools.

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An architect & licensed builder, John English invented the Pivot Square® to solve a common problem in the construction and architectural fields: determining actual roof slopes or pitches of existing houses.

C.H. Hanson's metal tags are built to last. Their resistance to corrosion, fading, and general wear-and-tear makes them a reliable choice for long-term use. This durability translates to cost savings in the long run, as replacements are seldom needed.

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Learn more about the company's history and the man behind it all.