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A nice feature to more modern/higher tier radios is the ability to program owner/contact info directly into them. I use this feature at work. I also program them to show radio owner/ID on power up.
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Labeling Hand helds
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For engraving, maybe check with your local commercial radio shops. We use a laser engraver, which is useful for radios without displays.
SOME have raised lettering. Many don't and those can wear off. I have two label machines and neither produced raised lettering. Their lettering is clear and there are many options for fonts, symbols, spacing, etc. Nonetheless, they only last a year or so under normal handling. For labeling stationary objects (shelves, bins, etc.) they'll last a million years, give or take a few.
The P-Touch series of labelers work well, for many things. I have used a few that take the TZ tapes, but not these edge series.
Industrial Label Printer - Mobile Printer - Brother
The easy-to-use P-touch EDGE series labelers empower mobile workers to create serialized barcode labels that leave a lasting professional impression. Learn more about industrial label printing innovations from Brother today.
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