C.h. Hanson 43610 Stainless Steel Blank Metal Plate 25 Pack

Product Description

The C.H. HANSON 43610 is a Style 1 stainless steel blank metal plate designed for labeling, marking, and identification applications in industrial and trade environments. Measuring 1-29/32 inches wide and 5/8 inch high, this small-format plate provides a durable, corrosion-resistant surface for stamped or engraved marking. Stainless steel construction makes it suitable for environments where moisture, chemicals, or repeated handling would degrade lesser materials. Each package contains 25 plates, making it practical for job-lot use on larger installations or ongoing maintenance programs.

These blank plates are commonly used by electricians, pipefitters, HVAC technicians, and facilities maintenance professionals for circuit identification, valve tagging, equipment labeling, and asset tracking. The compact dimensions fit standard panel and equipment mounting locations. Style 1 refers to the blank plate profile without pre-punched holes, allowing the installer to mark and mount as required by the specific application.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion and stands up to harsh service environments
• 1-29/32 inch wide by 5/8 inch high compact format fits tight labeling locations
• Style 1 blank surface accepts stamping, engraving, or adhesive marking
• 25 plates per package supports bulk identification jobs
• Minimum order quantity of 1 package for flexible procurement

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose blank identification plate suitable for electrical panels, HVAC equipment, piping systems, and industrial machinery where a compact stainless steel tag or label plate is required.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by electricians, pipefitters, or maintenance technicians as part of equipment identification and labeling work. Mark the plate prior to mounting using a metal stamp or engraver. Secure the plate to the surface using appropriate fasteners or adhesive rated for the service environment. Follow applicable NEC, IFGC, or facility-specific labeling requirements when identifying electrical circuits or mechanical systems.