Safety Gear and Apparel

Get durable, high-contrast legend plates, nameplates, tags and panel labels laser engraved for crisp readability and built for industrial environments. Commonly called “Lamacoid” (or “Lamicoid”), today’s layered engraving laminate is a cost-effective, non-conductive material ideal for control panels, valve tags, electrical panels, and equipment ID. Choose popular color combinations, add 3M adhesive backing or mounting holes, and order with confidence using our live preview designer. Note: anodized aluminum options are coming soon.

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Why Choose Our Two-Color Laminate Plates

  • Industrial-ready material: layered engraving laminate with high contrast for fast identification.
  • Clean, permanent marking: for crisp text and edges.
  • Built for field use: options for durable 3M peel-and-stick adhesive or mounting holes.
  • Outdoor capable: laminate is UV-stable and abrasion-resistant for signage and equipment ID.
  • Fast ordering: live preview, clear pricing, and rapid turnaround from NC.
  • Common applications: control panel legend plates, breaker/gear labels, valve/pipe tags, machine ID plates, safety/lockout labeling.

Popular Color Combinations

Black/White, Yellow/Black, Red/White, Blue/White, Green/White and Orange/White. 

Sizing, Corners & Mounting

  • Standard thickness: 1/16″ (1.6 mm) two-ply laminate.
  • Corners: square or radius (e.g., 1/8″).
  • Mounting: high-bond 3M adhesive backing, holes also optional.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “Lamacoid” mean?

“Lamacoid” (also spelled “Lamicoid”) started as a trade name for rigid phenolic engraving sheet. In industry, it’s become a generic term for layered engraving laminate used for legend plates and tags. Modern versions are typically acrylic-based, made for clean laser engraving and high contrast. There are some phenolic still available when needed.

Are laminate legend plates durable enough for industrial use?

Yes two color laminate plates are non-conductive, color stable, and abrasion resistant. They’re widely used on control panels and OEM equipment for long-term identification.

Do laminate plates hold up outdoors?

They’re suitable for many outdoor applications. For severe exposure (salt spray, heavy abrasion), contact us, anodized aluminum options are coming soon for the harshest environments.

Can I get 3M adhesive backing?

Yes. Most plates can ship with industrial 3M peel and stick adhesive for quick installation. Holes are also available for rivets, screws, chains, or zip-ties.

Do you offer stainless steel?

We focus on two-color laminate at this time. Anodized aluminum plates are in development and will be available soon.

How fast can I get my order?

Most orders placed through the designer go into production quickly. Need a rush? Reach out and we’ll confirm lead time before you order.

Ready to start? Use the designer links above to build your plate, preview live, and check out in minutes.