Marine

316 Stainless Marine-Grade Nameplates

316 Stainless Marine-Grade Nameplates and Engine Tags

Brass NAVSEA nameplate on a forged-steel marine gate valve.

Specialty Nameplate manufactures 316 stainless marine-grade nameplates, corrosion-resistant nameplates, ship identification plates, and marine engine tags. Brass and anodized aluminum when specified. CAGE 8GNP1.

Also known as marine-grade tags and marine engine nameplates.

What We Manufacture

marine-grade nameplates

316 stainless that holds up to saltwater and constant spray.

corrosion-resistant nameplates

Passivated 316 for the harshest topside and below-deck service.

ship identification plates

Hull, registry, and capacity data to the vessel's drawing.

marine engine tags

Engine and drive identification built for the engine room.

Manufacturing Notes

Materials

316 stainless, brass, anodized aluminum

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Standards

316 SS

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Location
Hubbard, Ohio · CAGE 8GNP1 · No minimum

Where these plates are used

Written for shipbuilders and marine OEMs — hull, engine, and equipment identification that survives saltwater and constant vibration.

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Send the drawing; material, thickness, and rating data. No minimum.

sales@specialtynp.com833-565-3346

FAQs

Do you make 316 stainless marine-grade nameplates and marine engine tags?

Yes. Specialty Nameplate manufactures 316 stainless marine-grade nameplates, corrosion-resistant nameplates, ship identification plates, and marine engine tags, with brass and anodized aluminum when specified. CAGE 8GNP1.

Why do marine nameplates need to be 316 stainless?

Saltwater, immersion, and constant spray destroy adhesive labels and lesser metals, and hull, engine, and capacity identification has to last the life of the vessel. Specialty Nameplate manufactures 316 stainless plates built for it — capacity data to Coast Guard or ABYC format when the drawing calls for it. CAGE 8GNP1.

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