One Source for Every Plate, Panel & Tag
From a single anodized aluminum nameplate to serialized tags by the thousand, Texas Nameplate manufactures the full range of identification products — built to the same standard that earned us two Baldrige Awards. Explore our nine product lines below.
Nine Categories, One Standard
Every category is manufactured in-house in Lancaster, Texas. Select a product line to explore specs, materials, and applications.
Aluminum Nameplates
Our most versatile workhorse — anodized aluminum nameplates that resist corrosion, abrasion, and UV for indoor or outdoor service.
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Stainless Steel Nameplates
Built for the harshest environments — heat, chemicals, and constant wear — where legibility simply cannot fade.
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Brass Nameplates
A premium, classic look for dedication plaques, equipment, and applications that call for a distinguished finish.
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Control Panels
Front panels, overlays, and legend plates that keep complex equipment clearly labeled and operator-ready.
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Metal Photo®
Photographic-quality images and fine detail sealed beneath anodized aluminum — exceptional durability and resolution.
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Labels / Decals
Pressure-sensitive, adhesive-backed labels and decals for fast application across products and packaging.
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Signage
Larger-format metal signage for facilities, safety, and wayfinding — engineered to the same durability standard.
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Phenolic / Plastic Tags
Engraved two-color phenolic and plastic tags for valves, panels, and identification where metal isn't required.
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Blank / Serialized Tags
Blank stock and pre-numbered, barcoded, or serialized tags for asset tracking and inventory at any volume.
View details →The Right Process for Every Product
What sets our products apart isn't just the material — it's how we make them. Chemical etching, our core process, recesses the image into the metal itself, so markings stay legible long after surface printing would wear away.
Across the nine product lines, we match the process to the application — combining etching with printing, engraving, and finishing to hit the durability, detail, and budget each job calls for.
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Send your drawings or describe your application — we'll recommend the right product and process, and get you a quote.
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