Hose Labeling

Acid/Electrochemical Etch

Shallow Etching results from a deposit of a contrasting surface mark approximately one ten-thousandth of an inch deep. Shallow etching is very fast - a mark is typically produced in less than a second. The impression is dark in color, the degree of which depends on a number of factors including the base metal.

Deep Etching uses a heavy duty power unit with DC current to remove metallic ions from the base material. When used with an appropriate stencil material, etching pad and the material-specific electrolyte, base material can be removed without molecular deformation into the part being etched. A heavy duty power unit can easily produce etches in the range of .001 - .003 inches, and often deeper if required.

Clear-Mark® System

CLEAR-Mark labels are durable and suitable for repeated autoclave and steam in place/clean in place (SIP/CIP) cycles. As label application is part of hose fabrication, quick turn-around time is never sacrificed.

Laser Etched

Use etched collars to communicate your most critical information. Part numbers, sizes, service dates, and usage recommendations are just a few examples. Laser-etched collars present a sharp, legible, professional image. Include your company name, application-specific information such as serial numbers or maintenance codes, and more. Your information will not rub off, smear, or degrade.

Tef Marking

A Teflon encapsulated Mylar label containing 4 lines of customer specific copy at 20 characters maximum per line. Customers use this information to document such things as Part Number, Point of use location, Asset management, Date of manufacture and/or Expiration date. CCG can also color code as necessary. We offer TOTAL FLEXIBILITY.