Ceramic durability
Hard ceramic bodies resist abrasion, chemicals, and long outdoor cycles better than paper or soft polymer labels.
Rugged ceramic hard tags for tools, components, and equipment that see heat, chemicals, or outdoor exposure.
Compact ceramic-substrate UHF tags for harsh industrial metal assets where space, heat, and chemicals rule out soft labels.
Capabilities configured for this tag family, ready to deploy with your tagging and read strategy.
Hard ceramic bodies resist abrasion, chemicals, and long outdoor cycles better than paper or soft polymer labels.
Screw-mount and embeddable sizes fit tools and components where larger ABS tags will not.
Many ceramic families are built specifically for mounting on metal without losing read stability.
Chosen for assets that stay in the field for years, not one shipping cycle.
Screw, rivet, and industrial adhesive options reduce accidental loss on vibrating equipment.
Sized and positioned with your handheld and portal read zones in mind.
The same proven method used across AssetSeal, tuned to this tag family.
Confirm temperature, chemical, and space constraints per asset class.
Pick ceramic size and mount for each tool or component family.
Screw or bond tags and encode unique IDs into AssetSeal.
Stress-test reads under real plant conditions before full rollout.
As a Zebra, Point Mobile, and Chainway partner, Acesoft specifies and supplies the reader, tag, and printer mix that suits your environment.
Field verification on tagged tools and plant assets.
View optionsEncode and inspect ceramic-tagged assets on the floor.
View optionsWhen the tag must be very small, survive higher heat/chemicals, or live permanently on a metal tool where soft housings wear out.
They are hard and abrasion-resistant, but impact extremes still matter — we match housing and mount to your handling profile.
Most are pre-encoded or write-once in the field; printable labels are a separate family when visual print is required.
Book a working session with our team. We will map your environment, recommend the tag and reader mix, and show this tag family running against a scenario that looks like yours.