Easily identify and track your valuable equipment throughout your office, warehouse, or facility with Leland Company's asset tags and labels.
Key Features of Our Asset Tag & Labels
Customized to Your Specifications: We tailor asset tags to your exact needs.
Super-Stick Adhesives: Our tags stay securely in place.
Durable Materials: Designed for long-lasting performance.
Types of Asset Tags & Labels
Barcode Labels
Consecutive Number Labels
Inventory Asset Tags
Equipment ID Tags
Computer Asset Tags
Property ID Labels
Asset Tags with QR Codes
Asset Tags for Cables
We produce our stickers, decals, and labels in rolls and individual (single) sticker formats. Minimum order quantities vary based on the type of product you require. As a reference, larger format products (over 24 square inches) typically have a minimum order quantity between 25-100 stickers, decals, or labels. Smaller format products typically have a minimum of 250-500 stickers, decals, or labels.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Leland's asset tags are durable, customizable labels used to identify and track equipment across offices, warehouses, and facilities. They feature super-stick adhesives and durable materials engineered for long-term performance on equipment surfaces. Types include barcode labels, consecutive number labels, inventory asset tags, equipment ID tags, computer asset tags, property ID labels, asset tags with QR codes, and labels for cables.
Asset tags are engineered specifically for equipment identification and tracking, with materials chosen for long-term legibility, scannability, and survival under daily use. Regular stickers prioritize visual brand impact; asset tags prioritize durability of the printed information and adhesive bond. They're meant to last as long as the equipment they're on.
Yes — barcode labels are a standard Leland asset tag product. Common barcode formats are supported, including code 128 or code 39, with sequential or custom number ranges. The barcodes stay scannable under abrasion, weather, and chemical exposure.
Yes. QR code asset tags are a standard option, often used by facilities that pair physical tags with mobile inventory or maintenance tracking apps. Each tag can include a unique QR code linked to records in a customer's system. Specifications and quantities are confirmed during quoting.
Asset tags adhere well to painted metal, plastic, glass, powder-coated surfaces, and most rigid equipment surfaces. For specialty surfaces — silicone, low-energy plastics, oily metals — Leland's team will suggest the right adhesive during quoting. Tell the team what equipment the tags are going on so the right product is recommended.
Yes. Leland's asset tags generally use the same durable materials and adhesives as the Heavy Duty product line, which is built for years of outdoor and industrial use. They're engineered to stay legible and adhered through weather, cleaning, and abrasion. Many industrial customers run asset tracking programs on Leland tags lasting the full equipment lifecycle.
Yes. Combining a company logo, serial number, barcode or QR code, and any other unique identifier on a single asset tag is routine. Many customers do this to keep brand identity consistent across the facility while still enabling scan-based inventory tracking. Layouts are confirmed at the proof stage.
Asset tag minimums typically run 250 to 500 pieces. Numbered ranges, barcode generation, and QR code integration are confirmed during quoting. Pricing will improve significantly at higher volume.
Yes — cable labels are a dedicated Leland asset tag product. They're sized for cable surfaces and use materials engineered to stay attached around cable runs, server bundles, and electrical management. Common applications include IT infrastructure, electrical contracting, and audiovisual installations.
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