Engraved Electrical Tags & NEC Compliant Panel Labels for Contractors
Electrical contractors, commercial installers, and facility managers nationwide rely on durable engraved electrical tags to meet National Electrical Code (NEC) identification requirements and local inspection standards. Our precision-engraved electrical panel labels are manufactured for long-term durability, clear visibility, and professional compliance on every jobsite.
We produce contractor-grade phenolic and metal electrical labels designed for main disconnects, service panels, breaker panels, transformers, generators, meter banks, switchgear, and industrial equipment. Every tag is permanently engraved — not printed — ensuring identification that will not fade, peel, or deteriorate under heat, moisture, or demanding jobsite conditions.
Built for NEC Identification Requirements
Proper electrical equipment identification is required under NEC guidelines and enforced by inspectors across the United States. Engraved electrical labels provide permanent, legible marking for:
- Main Disconnects
- Service Disconnects
- Panel A / Panel B Identification
- Generator Disconnects
- Emergency Shutoff Labels
- Transformer Identification
- Voltage & Amperage Marking
- Arc Flash Equipment Identification
- Switchgear & Mechanical Room Labels
- Industrial Equipment Nameplates
Our engraved electrical panel tags are designed to support compliance with common inspection standards while maintaining a clean, professional installation appearance.
Contractor-Grade Materials
We offer multiple durable material options suitable for residential, commercial, and industrial environments:
- Phenolic engraved electrical tags
- Metal engraved nameplates
- Adhesive-backed panel labels
- Pre-drilled mounting tags
- Custom sizes and color combinations
All materials are selected for long-term durability, heat resistance, and visibility in electrical applications.
Standard & Custom Electrical Label Options
Choose from ready-to-order standard NEC panel labels or create custom engraved electrical tags with voltage ratings, amperage markings, equipment identification numbers, facility-specific labeling, and tenant identification. Bulk contractor pricing is available for large projects, new construction, remodels, and maintenance departments.
Why Choose Engraved Electrical Labels?
- Permanent identification — no peeling stickers
- Professional inspection-ready appearance
- Heat and moisture resistance
- Long-term durability
- Clear, high-contrast engraving
When inspection matters, engraving matters. We proudly supply engraved electrical tags and NEC-style panel labels to contractors and facilities nationwide with fast turnaround and dependable quality.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Are engraved electrical tags required by the NEC?
Yes. NEC guidelines and many local inspection codes require permanent labeling of electrical equipment for safety, compliance, and easy identification. Our engraved phenolic tags meet these standards and provide inspection-ready clarity.
What materials are available for these tags?
We primarily use phenolic for NEC-compliant installations due to its durability and high contrast. We also offer metal engraved tags for industrial or outdoor applications. All options are engineered to withstand heat, moisture, and jobsite wear.
Can I customize the tags for my facility?
Absolutely. You can add voltage ratings, amperage, equipment IDs, panel numbers, or other text to match your facility requirements. Bulk customization is available for contractors and maintenance teams.
Do you offer bulk pricing for contractors?
Yes. We provide bulk pricing for large construction projects, maintenance departments, and multi-site contractors. Contact us for a customized quote.
How are the tags installed?
Tags can be mounted using adhesive backing or pre-drilled holes for screws. We recommend choosing the mounting option that best suits your panel or equipment surface.
Do you ship nationwide?
Yes. We ship engraved electrical tags and NEC-style panel labels to contractors and facilities across the United States.