Button Tags
Laser-engraved button tags at KSh 100 each, minimum 10 - compact custom tags for labelling, identification and branding.
About This Product
Some marking jobs need something smaller than a sign and tougher than a sticker - a compact tag that can be fixed to an item and still read years later. That is what button tags are for.
Colorshade engraves button tags at KSh 100 per tag with a minimum of only 10 pieces, each one cut and laser-marked in our Nairobi workshop with the text, numbering or logo you specify. Because the engraving is burned in rather than printed on, the marking survives handling, weather and cleaning in a way ink never does.
The low minimum makes this one of the most flexible items in our laser engraving range in Nairobi: order ten for a small labelling task or scale up for an institutional job, without bulk commitments either way. Buyers use them wherever a small, durable identifier is needed on equipment, fittings or property.
Tell us what the tags should say on WhatsApp, and we will confirm size, layout and turnaround - with collection on Kirinyaga Road or delivery to your county.
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