Industrial Equipment Labels

Leland produces durable labels, abrasion-resistant labels, waterproof labels, washable labels, warning labels, safety labels, asset labels, and barcode and consecutive number labels for industrial applications. The products are built with overlaminate protection and super-stick adhesives engineered for the conditions industrial equipment faces. Customers include manufacturers of outdoor power equipment, industrial machinery, and commercial controls.

Industrial labels need to survive conditions that destroy standard stickers — chemicals, oil, abrasion from moving parts, UV exposure, extreme temperatures, and constant vibration. They also need to stay legible for safety and asset tracking compliance. Leland engineers the material, adhesive, overlaminate, and print process specifically for industrial environments.

Yes — Leland's chemical-resistant labels are formulated for exposure to oil, gasoline, lubricants, hydraulic fluid, solvents, and many industrial cleaning compounds. The right material depends on the specific chemicals involved; Leland's team will specify the correct combination during quoting. Customers should describe their chemical exposure profile to get an accurate recommendation.

Yes. Warning and safety labels are a standard Leland product. The company can produce labels following industry conventions for safety signage, including hazard color coding, standard pictograms, and durable materials suited to long-term outdoor placement. Customers should specify any compliance standards their industry requires so the right material is used.

Yes — barcode and consecutive number labels for asset tagging are core Leland products for industrial customers. They're built to survive years of use on equipment in shops, yards, and harsh environments. QR codes and custom alphanumeric formats are also available.

Yes. The abrasion-resistant Heavy Duty product line is specifically engineered for outdoor power equipment where labels face fuel exposure, oil, dirt, sun, and heavy use. Leland has supplied labels for this category of equipment for decades. The combination of super-stick adhesive and overlaminate is what keeps them in place.

Leland's adhesive system bonds well to painted metal, bare metal, plastic, powder-coated surfaces, and most rigid surfaces common on industrial equipment. The exact adhesive recommendation depends on the surface type and any chemical exposure. Customers should describe the surface during the quote so the right product is specified.

New orders typically ship in about 10 working days after artwork approval. Reorders usually ship in 5 to 7 working days. Manufacturers often build standing reorder schedules with Leland so production lines never run out of labels. Larger or more complex orders may take additional time.