Nameplate Brown Cardboard Franken C125

The Franken C125 non-metallic nameplate is a brown cardboard label sized for compact identification tasks. With a width of 60 mm and a height of 15 mm, this lightweight nameplate offers a simple and eco-friendly solution for marking items, cabinets, or small containers. Its plain brown surface accepts handwriting, adhesive labels, or light printing methods and is supplied in packaging that measures 95 mm × 200 mm × 15 mm for easy storage and transport.

Advantages

The cardboard construction provides a recyclable and low-cost alternative to metal or plastic nameplates while remaining sufficiently durable for indoor use. Its compact format makes it easy to fit into tight spaces and to attach with common adhesives or tape. The neutral brown color matches a variety of environments and allows for clear contrast with dark inks or labels.

Suitable for

• Office drawer and shelf labeling
• Temporary identification of folders, boxes, and containers
• Event or conference name tags when used with adhesive backing
• Inventory marking in retail or storage areas
• Workstation or tool labeling in light-duty indoor environments

Key specifications

• Material: brown cardboard (non-metallic)
• Width: 60 mm
• Height: 15 mm
• Packaging dimensions: 95 mm × 200 mm × 15 mm
• Weight: lightweight, suitable for adhesive mounting

How to use

Write directly on the surface with a permanent marker, apply a compatible adhesive label, or perform light printing if equipment accepts thin cardboard. Clean the mounting surface before applying adhesive or tape to ensure stable attachment. Position the nameplate so text is legible at normal viewing distance and press firmly to secure. For temporary uses, tape or removable adhesive strips are suitable; for longer-term applications use permanent adhesive or glue appropriate for cardboard.

Recommendations

Store the cardboard nameplates in a dry environment to prevent warping. Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and direct sunlight to maintain legibility and structural integrity. For improved durability, consider laminating or placing the nameplate behind a clear protective cover in areas with frequent handling.