NFI Corp manufactures custom industrial labels built to survive the environment they’re placed in, not just the shelf. Whether your equipment runs outdoors, in wash-down areas, or in chemical-heavy plants, we engineer the material, adhesive, and print method to match the exposure your labels actually face.
Manufacturers of construction, industrial, and medical equipment rely on NFI’s industrial labels to identify machines, track assets, and support workplace safety and equipment identification requirements — through saltwater exposure, corrosive chemicals, or repeated abrasive cleaning.
See how industrial labels reduce downtime and maintenance costs, or explore related solutions: identification solutions for public-sector equipment, durable manufacturing labels, medical equipment traceability solutions, water-resistant solutions for marine equipment, durable graphic decals, and durable plastic identification tags. Discuss Your Application or Request Relevant Samples.
At NFI Corp., we know your custom industrial labels, manufacturing labels, and engineering stickers must have the durability to last the life of your product – without fading, tearing, or peeling. Features of our industrial labels include:
Newsflash: Industrial labels don’t have to be rectangular! At NFI Corp., we have a library with thousands of dies to choose from, including a wide variety of round, oblong, square, and rectangular sizes as well as unique shapes. Or you can order your own custom die. Our design team will work with you to select or create a custom shape.
Do you need a lower quantity of labels with tight tolerances or an intricate design? Then our laser-cutting process may be the perfect option for you. Plus, you won’t have to invest in a die. (Read our blog article on the difference between die-cut and laser-cut industrial labels.)
If you need a unique, custom design for your industrial labels, take advantage of our Prototype Program. You can order 10 pieces to verify the label’s shape and overall look-and-feel. This provides an opportunity to adhere the prototype label to your product or machine housing to ensure form, fit, and function.
