Different Formats

For Model and Serial

Plates

Ever wonder why certain model and serial plates look the way they do, and others look differently? Check

out the many different formats companies use when they create

model and serial plates.

Model, Serial Number and Manufacturing

Date

Model and Serial Plates that are made this way show

you the model of the item, its serial number and when

it was made. This allows the company to easily recall

or troubleshoot items with the use of this information

alone.

Model Number, Serial Number, and

Certification

Some model and serial number metal plates carry on

it, aside from the requisite serial number and model

number spaces, a certification or stamp that shows

the product was made within certain regulations and

quality control rules.

Multi-Informational Serial and Model Tags

Some companies choose to create model and serial

tags that are loaded with information to help the

consumer with their item. For instance, like this tag,

you will see not only the model and serial number but

also the wattage, voltage, manufacturing year and

many more.

Simple Serial Tags

Sometimes businesses also choose to go as simple as

possible with their tags with only the company name

and the serial number being placed on these metal

nameplates for their products.

Serial Number and Model with

Company Logo or Name

Some companies also choose to use these tags for

labeling and branding purposes, which is why these can

also carry the company brand or name in big and bold

copy for people to easily see and remember.