The simple definition of a tag is to identify something. When tags were just starting to be used, they were handwritten documents that just hung around. But, today they serve an integral part of the manufacturing process.

Tags come in any of a great variety of shapes and sizes and usually include some type of hole that allow them to be attached to a product for identification. They are used in a wide range of companies for identifying stages in the manufacturing process and also are attached to the final piece for everything from industrial to consumer products.

Some of the common applications for tags are product identification, ISO, quality control, shipping, processing, inventory, luggage, machinery, parts, and cartons. Their use can either be temporary during the production process or permanent and stay with the final product.

Badger began as only a tag printer so we have a rich history in understanding all the details that go into developing the best tag for your application.

When ordering tags there are details that will help assure we create the best tag for the application you will be using it on. Here are some of the decisions to determine:

Additional reference information can be found on the features and supporting pages.

stocks/colors/sizes | finishing options | unwind styles| formats
numbering/barcoding |wiring/stringing options | hold & release program

We are happy to prepare a quotation for the exact label you specify. We will also offer suggestions to develop the most useful label at the best value. We can provide samples of similar labels we've produced or we may be able to supply samples of the quoted material for testing.