Embossable Aluminum Annual Inspection Stickers

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Record annual inspection information with embossable aluminum inspection stickers for cranes and other equipment. The pictured label layout includes checkboxes for OSHA Annual Crane, Annual Rail Gear, Annual FHWA, and Annual Dielectric inspections. Blank fields shown on the template include customer, make, model, serial number, inspection date, and expiration date.

How to mark the sticker

Before applying it, place the sticker on a hard, flat surface and use a ballpoint pen or stylus to press the information into the aluminum, creating an indentation. Fill in the fields relevant to your equipment.

Available quantities

  • 18 stickers
  • 36 stickers
  • 54 stickers
  • 108 stickers

Material and application specifications

  • Face material: 3-mil coated soft aluminum (polyurethane), according to the manufacturer’s material sheet.
  • Adhesive: permanent solvent acrylic; the material is not repositionable.
  • Apply to a clean, dry surface at 50°F or above.
  • Material service temperature: 0°F to 122°F, per the manufacturer.
  • The manufacturer’s material sheet lists up to 2 years for vertical outdoor exposure under normal conditions. Actual performance can vary with the surface and application.

This inspection sticker provides a visible place to record information. It does not certify compliance with OSHA or ASME requirements or replace equipment-specific inspection reports or records.

Apply it to a clean, dry surface at 50°F (10°C) or above. Test compatibility on the intended surface before application. The adhesive is not repositionable, so choose the location before applying.

The pictured template has checkboxes for OSHA Annual Crane, Annual Rail Gear, Annual FHWA, and Annual Dielectric inspections. It also includes fields for customer, make, model, serial number, inspection date, and expiration date. These are printed categories and fields only; they do not certify compliance.

No. It’s for recording inspection information, not load ratings. Refer to the equipment manufacturer’s load chart or capacity plate for capacity details.

Place the sticker on a firm, flat backing surface. Use a ballpoint pen or stylus to press details into the soft aluminum and create an indentation.

No. It provides a place to record inspection details, but it does not certify compliance or replace records required for your equipment. Maintain the applicable inspection documentation separately.

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