Engraved two-ply phenolic — not printed stickers or adhesive decals. Panel identification plates, circuit directories, and source-of-supply markings built to NEC 408.4 and your facility standard. Stocked in 28 color combinations, PMS color match on custom orders. Trusted for PG&E's panel identification work — engraved in Chico since 1982.
"Electrical panel label" means different things to different buyers. Most products sold under that name are printed adhesive stickers — fine for temporary marking, but ink fades, adhesive fails, and NEC 408.4(B) prohibits handwritten identification and requires durability. We don't make stickers. We engrave two-ply phenolic plates.
The identification is cut into the material rather than printed on top of it. That construction is what puts our plates on PG&E service panels, hospital electrical rooms, and the switchgear our contractor customers install every week. Same 44 years of engraving compliance-grade identification in Chico.
Send us a drawing, a spec sheet, an existing plate, or just the panel numbers and legend — we come back with pricing, material recommendations, and a proof for your approval before anything ships. Reorders match the approved layout already on file.
The range of engraved plates that end up on a single electrical panel — each cut to your dimensions, engraved to your legend, and shipped ready to install.
Two-ply engravable laminate is the material we use for engraved panel labels — a colored cap layer over a contrasting core, so the legend appears when the cap is cut away. Flame-classified grades, nonconductive stock, and environmentally-compliant options available on request when your specification calls for them.
Current through NEC 2026 § 110.16 arc-flash expansion. Built to NFPA 70E-2024 § 130.5(H) durability standards. We manufacture to customer-provided content, drawings, adopted code editions, and facility specifications. We don't perform engineering studies, determine required hazard information, approve compliance, or act as the authority having jurisdiction — we make the label to your spec.
Send us your drawing, spec sheet, or existing plate — or just tell us the code and application. We'll come back with pricing, material recommendations, and a proof for your approval. Reorders match the approved layout already on file.