Brass Name Plate for Clear Engraved Identification on Halters, Dog Collars, Belts and Luggage
A brass name plate adds clear engraved identification to the items you use and carry. Rotary engraving cuts deep lines into the surface, helping the lettering stand out on a suitably sized plate.
Choose the plate dimensions to suit your halter, dog collar, belt or luggage. Rectangular brass plates are suited to tougher items such as halters and collars, while the thinner fancy plates suit trophies, plaques and frames. Notched and scalloped designs offer additional shape choices.
Features
- Rotary-engraved lettering for clear identification.
- Multiple plate dimensions for different identification needs.
- Rectangular brass plates suited to halters and dog collars.
- Thinner fancy brass plates suited to trophies, plaques and frames.
- Selectable notched and scalloped designs.
Specifications
- Product: Brass name plate
- Engraving method: Rotary engraving
- Standard size labels: 3/4 X 4; 3/4 X 4 1/2; 5/8 X 3; 5/8 X 3 1/2; 5/8 X 4; 5/8 X 4 1/2; 1/2 X 3; 3/8 X 2; 1/2 X 3 1/2; 3/8 X 2 1/2; 3/4 X 3; 1 X 3; 5/8 x 2 1/2
- Shaped variant labels: 3/4 X 4 NOTCHED; 3/4 X 4.2 SCALLOPED
- Suggested plate sizes for belts at least 1 inch wide: 5/8 X 3 or 5/8 X 3 1/2
- Suggested plate sizes for 3/4-inch halters: 5/8 X 4 or 5/8 X 4 1/2
- Suggested plate size for luggage: 1 X 3
Frequently Asked Questions
Which plate size should I choose for a belt?
The 5/8 X 3 and 5/8 X 3 1/2 brass plates are recommended for belts at least 1 inch wide. Compare the plate dimensions with the space on your belt before choosing.
Which plate sizes suit a 3/4-inch halter?
The 5/8 X 4 and 5/8 X 4 1/2 plates are recommended for 3/4-inch halters. Choose the length that best suits the available space.
Which brass plate is suggested for luggage identification?
The 1 X 3 plate is the size suggested for a luggage tag. Check the intended attachment area when selecting your plate.
How is the lettering engraved?
The brass plates are rotary engraved, cutting clear, deep lines into the surface to make the lettering easy to read.
Are the rectangular and fancy plates equally thick?
The fancy brass plates are thinner than the rectangular plates. Rectangular plates suit tougher items such as halters and dog collars, while fancy plates suit trophies, plaques and frames.