C.h. Hanson 43606 Aluminum Blank Metal Plate 50 Pack

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 43606 is an aluminum blank metal plate used as a marking or labeling substrate in industrial, electrical, and trade applications. Each plate measures 1-29/32 inches wide and 5/8 inch high, featuring a Style 1 profile. The aluminum construction keeps the plates lightweight while providing a durable, corrosion-resistant surface suitable for stamping, engraving, or attaching as identification tags. Electricians, plumbers, HVAC techs, and other trade professionals use these plates to label panels, conduit, equipment, and piping systems. This listing covers a pack of 50 individual plates with a package weight of 0.2 pounds.

These blank metal plates are well suited for electrical panel labeling, equipment identification, valve tagging, and pipe marking in both residential and commercial settings. The compact dimensions make them easy to fit on standard enclosures, conduit fittings, and equipment housings. They work with common hand stamps and engraving tools used in the field or shop. The Style 1 designation indicates a flat, unperforated plate profile ready for custom marking before or during installation.

Key Features

• Aluminum construction offers lightweight corrosion resistance for indoor and outdoor use
• 1-29/32 inch wide by 5/8 inch high dimensions fit standard labeling applications
• Style 1 flat profile accepts hand stamps, engravers, and adhesive labels
• Sold in a pack of 50 plates for job-site or shop inventory
• Suitable for panel labeling, valve tags, conduit marking, and equipment identification

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose aluminum blank plate compatible with standard hand-stamp and engraving equipment used in electrical, plumbing, and HVAC trade labeling applications.

Installation Notes

These plates are installed by electricians, plumbers, and HVAC technicians as identification markers on equipment, panels, and piping. Secure plates using appropriate fasteners, adhesive, or wire ties suited to the substrate and environment. When attaching near live electrical components, de-energize the equipment and follow applicable NEC lockout/tagout procedures before beginning work. Pre-stamp or engrave plates before mounting whenever possible to avoid surface damage to surrounding equipment.