In modern enterprise management, the role of tags is no longer limited to simple identification functions, but has gradually evolved into one of the key tools to improve efficiency and standardize processes. In this article, we will focus on two representative marking products- size code webbing marking and soft rubber sealing marking , and explore their respective advantages and practical applications.

Size code webbing mark is favored for its unique material characteristics and convenient operation methods. This kind of marking is usually made of high-strength polyester fiber, which has the characteristics of anti-stretch and abrasion resistance, and is very suitable for working environments that are exposed for a long time. At the same time, it can customize information in various colors, font sizes and even QR codes according to customer needs, which greatly facilitates the application requirements of work scenarios such as industrial equipment identification and storage material classification.

In contrast, the soft rubber sealing mark stands out for its excellent waterproof and dustproof capabilities.
As a product that pays attention to safety protection, its main component is high-quality silicone or natural rubber, which not only has excellent flexibility but also has strong chemical stability, and can still maintain good performance under extreme weather conditions. For example, such seals are often used during the overhaul of power facilities to prevent unauthorized personnel from opening dangerous areas such as distribution boxes.

Although both belong to the same category of markers, there are significant differences between them. From the appearance point of view, the former presents a flat shape to facilitate winding and strapping; the latter is a three-dimensional ring design more suitable for use in fixed objects. In terms of functionality, the size code webbing is more focused on occasions where the accuracy and timeliness of information transmission are required, while the soft rubber seals emphasize the importance of the establishment of physical protection barriers.

So how can we introduce these advanced marking technologies into daily operations? Here are a few typical examples:
For example, a large logistics company can quickly locate goods by deploying size code webbing with tracking codes to speed up the turnover; or some chemical plants use soft rubber seals to double lock key valves to ensure the production process is absolutely safe and reliable, and so on.

finally, some suggestions are put forward for enterprises that want to purchase such new marks: first, they should make clear where the specific pain points are in their own business scope, then they should screen the corresponding types of commodity models, specifications, parameters, index value ranges, budget cost control schemes and other contents before making a decision after comprehensive consideration, so as to truly maximize the effect of getting twice the result with half the effort.