Mark & Seal Labels
Mark & Seal Labels
Do you need an adhesive label that you can write on? Leland Company’s Mark and Seal labels may be a perfect option for you. Write whatever information you require – names, numbers, calibration information, inspection data, etc. Then, cover your information with a durable protective flap. The flap will keep your information protected from weather, water, chemicals, oil, gas, and wear and tear.
Mark and Seal labels are perfect for rental equipment, healthcare, hospitals, industrial equipment, safety equipment, sporting goods, fire, safety, and inspection applications. Our Mark and Seal labels will work great for outdoor or indoor applications.
All of our Mark and Seal products are produced with our most durable materials and our super-stick adhesives. Leland’s Mark and Seal labels will hold up and look great for years.
Key Features of Our Mark & Seal Labels
- Customized Fields to Write In: Choose the exact size, color, and shape for your unique application.
- Protective Flap: Our durable protective flap keeps your information safe and protected.
- Durable Materials: Designed for long-lasting performance, with protection against even the toughest wear and tear.
Mark & Seal Labels are Perfect For
- Customer Names
- Dates
- Serial Numbers
- Identification Numbers
- Doc Numbers
- Campsite Numbers
- Calibration Data
- Inspection Information
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.
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Frequently Asked Questions
A Mark & Seal label is an adhesive label with a write-on field plus a durable protective flap that seals over the information after it's recorded. Customers write names, numbers, dates, calibration info, or inspection data on the label, then seal it with the flap. The flap protects the written information from weather, water, chemicals, oil, gas, and wear.
Common write-on fields include customer names, dates, serial numbers, identification numbers, document numbers, campsite numbers, calibration data, and inspection information. The label can be customized with whatever fields the application requires. Permanent marker or ballpoint pen typically works depending on the surface.
Regular write-on labels expose the written information to whatever conditions the label faces — meaning ink can fade, smudge, or wash off. Mark & Seal labels add a durable protective flap that seals over the writing after it's recorded, locking the information in. That difference is what enables long-term outdoor and industrial use.
Yes. Once the protective flap is sealed over the written information, the label is fully weatherproof, washable, and resistant to oil, gas, chemicals, and physical wear. The flap is engineered to bond securely so the information stays protected for the working life of the label.
Yes. Mark & Seal labels are built with Leland's durable materials and super-stick adhesives, suitable for both outdoor and indoor applications. The protective flap is what makes them functional outdoors — without it, exposed ink would degrade. They're well-suited for campground equipment, rental fleets, and outdoor power equipment.
Mark & Seal labels are commonly used on rental equipment, healthcare and hospital equipment, industrial equipment, safety equipment, sporting goods, and fire and safety inspection applications. Anywhere a label needs to record specific information at the point of use and protect that information long-term, Mark & Seal is the right product. Ski rental shops use them widely for boot and ski customer tagging.
Yes. Mark & Seal labels can be customized for the exact size, color, and shape needed for the application. Field layout, color coding, and branding are all configurable. Specifications are confirmed during the proof stage.
Minimums depend on label size. Larger format Mark & Seal labels over 24 square inches typically run 25 to 100 pieces minimum. Smaller formats usually run 250 to 500 minimum. Confirmed during quoting.
Yes — pre-printed calibration date, inspection date, and certification fields are common Mark & Seal configurations. These are standard for safety equipment, fire extinguishers, and instruments requiring regular inspection. Each label can include the inspector ID, next inspection date, and current status field as needed.


