1" Round 316 Stainless Steel Tags - 50 pack

Enhanced Corrosion Resistance for Marine, Coastal and Harsh Industrial Environments

Blank 316 stainless steel tags provide durable, long-lasting identification for applications where enhanced corrosion resistance is important. C.H. Hanson 316 stainless steel tags are designed for demanding environments and can be custom marked to identify equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, cables, hoses and other assets.

Durable 316 Stainless Steel for Demanding Identification

316 stainless steel is particularly well suited for applications where tags may be exposed to salt, chlorides, moisture or other corrosive conditions. Compared with standard stainless steel, 316 stainless steel provides enhanced corrosion resistance, making it a strong choice for demanding outdoor and industrial applications.

Create Your Own Identification

Blank 316 stainless steel tags allow you to create identification specific to your application. Mark the tags with your own numbers, letters or other identifying information for equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, cables, hoses and assets.

The blank surface gives you the flexibility to create custom identification rather than being limited to pre-marked information.

How to Mark Blank 316 Stainless Steel Tags

Blank 316 stainless steel tags can be marked using a metal stamping press with appropriate stainless steel stamps or dies. A stamping press permanently impresses characters into the metal to create durable identification.

For individual or small-quantity marking, appropriate metal stamps and a hammer can also be used. Place the tag on a solid, stable surface, position the stamp where you want the character and strike the stamp squarely.

Because 316 stainless steel is a hard metal, use stamps and stamping equipment designed for stainless steel and appropriate for the tag thickness. This helps create clean impressions and reduces the risk of damaging the tag or tooling.

Enhanced Corrosion Resistance for Salt and Marine Exposure

316 stainless steel is an excellent choice when identification tags will encounter saltwater, coastal conditions or chloride exposure. These properties make 316 stainless steel tags particularly useful for marine equipment and other applications where corrosion resistance is a primary concern.

They are also well suited for harsh industrial environments, outdoor equipment, washdown applications and chemical processing where durable identification is required.

Common Applications for Blank 316 Stainless Steel Tags

Blank 316 stainless steel tags are commonly used to identify:

• Equipment and machinery in demanding environments
• Valves and pipes in industrial systems
• Cables and hoses requiring durable identification
• Outdoor equipment and assets
• Marine equipment exposed to saltwater
• Equipment in coastal and salt-exposed environments
• Equipment exposed to chlorides
• Washdown applications
• Chemical processing equipment
• Industrial assets requiring enhanced corrosion-resistant identification

Why Choose Blank 316 Stainless Steel Tags?

316 stainless steel provides enhanced corrosion resistance compared with standard stainless steel, making it particularly useful when identification tags must withstand salt, chlorides, moisture and demanding environmental conditions.

Blank 316 stainless steel tags give you the flexibility to create your own identification while providing a durable metal solution for equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, cables, hoses and other assets.

C.H. Hanson blank 316 stainless steel tags are made in the USA.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are blank 316 stainless steel tags used for?

Blank 316 stainless steel tags are used to create custom identification for equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, cables, hoses and other assets. They are particularly useful in environments where enhanced corrosion resistance is needed.

Why choose 316 stainless steel for identification tags?

316 stainless steel provides enhanced corrosion resistance, particularly in environments involving salt, chlorides and moisture. It is a strong choice for demanding marine, coastal and industrial applications.

What is the difference between 316 stainless steel and standard stainless steel?

316 stainless steel offers enhanced corrosion resistance compared with standard stainless steel, making it particularly suited to applications involving salt, chlorides and other demanding conditions.

Are 316 stainless steel tags suitable for marine applications?

Yes. 316 stainless steel tags are particularly well suited for marine, coastal and saltwater or salt-exposed environments where corrosion resistance is important.

Are 316 stainless steel tags suitable for saltwater exposure?

Yes. 316 stainless steel is particularly suited to saltwater and salt-exposed environments because of its enhanced corrosion resistance.

Can 316 stainless steel tags be used around chlorides?

Yes. 316 stainless steel is particularly suited to applications involving chloride exposure, where enhanced corrosion resistance is important.

How do you mark a blank 316 stainless steel tag?

Blank 316 stainless steel tags can be marked using metal stamps and a hammer or a metal stamping press with appropriate stainless steel stamps or dies. The correct equipment should be selected based on the tag thickness and marking requirements.

Can I use a stamping press to mark 316 stainless steel tags?

Yes. A compatible metal stamping press and stainless steel-appropriate stamps or dies can be used to permanently mark blank 316 stainless steel tags.

Are 316 stainless steel tags suitable for outdoor use?

Yes. Their enhanced corrosion resistance makes them suitable for outdoor equipment and demanding outdoor identification applications, including coastal and salt-exposed environments.

Can 316 stainless steel tags be used in washdown applications?

Yes. 316 stainless steel tags are well suited for washdown applications where durable, corrosion-resistant identification is needed.

Can 316 stainless steel tags be used for chemical processing?

Yes. 316 stainless steel tags can be used for identification in chemical processing environments. Suitability should be evaluated based on the specific chemicals and conditions involved.

What can I identify with a blank 316 stainless steel tag?

Blank 316 stainless steel tags can be used to identify equipment, machinery, valves, pipes, cables, hoses and assets.

What shapes and sizes are available?

Blank 316 stainless steel tags are available in multiple SHAPE options and MEASURE sizes. Available combinations depend on the specific product.

Where are C.H. Hanson 316 stainless steel tags made?

C.H. Hanson blank 316 stainless steel tags are made in the USA.