Scott® Valve Tag Engraving Machines Create Coordinated Valve Tags and ​Legend Plates

We'll supply the blanks, you perform the engraving – a solid combination that will improve communications, create design uniformity and enhance personnel safety. Scott Machine is your one-stop shop for all of your ​labeling projects.

And how’s this for balancing ​your budget?
Blank legend plates - ​about $1.00

For short runs, place precut blanks on the hold-down mat and engrave several tags ​at once.

For larger quantities, load the blanks into the custom fixture shown here, which positions every tag consistently. Start the job and let the SignGraver complete the batch while you attend to other work. The integrated vacuum removes the engraving chips, so when the job is finished, simply lift the completed valve tags from ​the fixture.

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Don’t draw a blank when marking your valves…order them instead from Scott Machine. We have color-coded valve tags readily available in dozens of standard colors, diameters and hole sizes so you can coordinate your labeling system professionally ​and safely.

On a budget? You’re in luck with these prices: Approx. ​$1.00 each

Create a valve tag program that's clearly understandable at a glance, with a well-chosen array of color-coded components. Our experienced team at Scott Machine can offer suggestions and provide guidance in creating a system for your company that warns and informs with color ​and consistency.

We can routinely create custom-shaped legend plates. Send us a simple drawing (a fax is fine) that shows the hole diameter and shape, outside dimensions and the colors you want to make the labeling of your control panels, pushbuttons, switches and lamps stand out. We can return the blank legend plates for you to engrave specific text – or just send us a spreadsheet of the text and we'll engrave it ​for you.

Introduced around 1966, this compact entry-level engraving machine was designed for making valve tags and ID plates. Even then, we understood that maintenance departments valued simplicity and productivity above ​all else.

Decades later, those same priorities continue to guide the design of our newest computerized engravers. Simplicity and productivity never go out ​of style.