Safety labels are the essential component of products and equipment manufactured for practically every industry, from automotive and consumer electronics to kitchen appliances. Just like any other equipment components, they need to stay functional

If you supply products directly to the US Department of Defense or are a contractor, your contract is likely to reference various certifications regarding their labeling. Getting these labels is essential to fulfilling the terms of your contract.

Barcode labels, nameplates, and tags can include barcodes as key elements for managing factory, inventory, office, or outdoor equipment. Thanks to services provided by Melrose experts, you can easily mark all of your products with variable or static

Labels and product identification components come in many different shapes and sizes. Fortunately, the market is full of options that meet even the strictest demands of applications realized for industries such as military, defense, or healthcare. 

Have you ever noticed a label on an electrical appliance, computer, or mechanical equipment? It’s likely that the label bears one of the safety marks, such as CSA or UL. What do those symbols mean? Why are they so important?...

Printing Graphic overlays, membrane switches, labels, and nameplates can be printed using either screen or digital printing technologies. Digital printing is applicable to small lot quantities because it eliminates setup times for colors; it does a

Die-cutting (Digital and Tooled) Overlays, labels, and membrane switch layers (e.g., spacers, static layers, backside adhesives) thinner than .020″ are generally die-cut using steel rule dies, digital cutting methods, or class 1 die-sets. We

At Melrose, we’ve been manufacturing industrial and military specification metal nameplates and control panels since our founding in 1939. Our metal nameplates are used in situations that require exceptional durability. We use aluminum,