My mission is not to sell my customers a piece of junk the main motive for which would only be to separate them from their purchase price but rather a pet id tag that will result in the finder of their lost pet being able to contact them-years after they put the tags on their pet’s collar. I experimented with aluminum as a tag material back in the eighties and rejected it as a tag material without ever offering a single one of my customers a tag made of it-this because I felt doing so would be irresponsible.
The reason it is the metal of choice for vending machine tags is that it is soft-it’s the only metal those machines can mark. The metal is soft so the text will quickly wear off the tag.Comparing other Pet ID tag materials to Surgical Stainless Steel Pet IDs AluminumĪluminum may be good for beer and soda cans but not for your pet’s ID tag. That’s why surgical stainless steel pet ID tags are the most reliable. Of course, aluminum tags will not react to a magnet either, but aluminum tags are too soft to be stand up to what an active dog will subject them to. If the tag reacts to a magnet it has high iron content and will be subject to rust and corrosion. If the stainless your pet’s ID tag is made of reacts to a magnet it is not surgical grade stainless. Here’s how you can tell if Stainless Steel is Surgical Grade Stainless Steel
Surgical Grade Stainless steel is non-magnetic.
A word about different types of Stainless Steel I guarantee the text on my CollarTags™ to remain legible for the life of the pet the tag is purchased for, and it will.īut don’t take my word for it, read what people who have experienced CollarTags™ have to say about how well they have held up over time on their pet’s collars. All that hard work and experimentation was well worth it. What we discovered is that it requires the use of a diamond under high pressure to get the lettering deep into this very hard metal. We invested a lot of time into research and the development of custom made engraving machines in order to be able to engrave the Surgical Grade Stainless Steel CollarTags™ that I produce with deeply engraved text. We were determined to create a durable and permanently readable pet ID tag. Research and development for the perfect solution The laser marking method on stainless will yield the same unsatisfactory results and will soon be unreadable. It will be hard to read at the outset and unreadable soon after you put it on your dog’s collar. If you buy a stainless steel tag made in a pet store id tag vending machine, or from one of my online competitors, it will have very fine hair-line lettering. Because Stainless Steel is a very hard metal, it is very hard to mark. The same fantastic quality that makes Surgical Stainless Steel so durable is also what makes it a challenge. How the CollarTags™ brand overcomes the challenges of very hard Surgical Stainless Steel Even if you leave Surgical Grade Stainless Steel in salt water for a year it will look just like it did the day you put it in the salt water.įor all intents and purposes, Surgical Stainless Steel is, “bulletproof.” Our CollarTags™ stainless steel pet ID tags have the same benefits. It does not interact with the environment, nor will it rust. Surgical Grade Stainless Steel is the kind of metal surgeons’ tools are made of.
The good news for durability and Surgical Grade Stainless Pet ID CollarTags™ is that “You can’t hurt steel!” Surgical instruments & CollarTags™ What matters most in a pet ID tag, above all else, is durability. It’s the best material for your pet’s collar tag ID. Surgical Stainless Steel Pet IDs Are The Best Pet ID Tags You Can Buy.Įach of our CollarTags™ is made of Surgical Grade Stainless Steel.
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