Asset tags in Nakuru

Acetone-activated aluminium tags, which use a stronger bonding process than our standard adhesive tags and are built specifically for surfaces that face regular washing, chemical exposure or oil residue. At KSh 60 per tag against KSh 50 for standard aluminium barcode, the extra cost buys a meaningfully more durable bond.

Yes, a small hole is required to fix the tag mechanically rather than by adhesive, which is exactly why they survive vibration and oily surfaces that defeat stuck-on tags. This is only worth doing on equipment where drilling is acceptable and the adhesive failure risk is genuinely high, not on every asset.

We charge transport, accommodation and subsistence at cost, with no fixed markup, and give you an exact itemised figure before work starts. Cost depends on team size, how many working days the job needs and where in the county the assets are located.

Yes, and it's common, most factory estates need riveted or acetone-activated tags on production-floor equipment and standard aluminium barcode tags on office IT, furniture and vehicles. We quote each material separately based on your asset list, then run production together where lead times allow.

If the assets need to reconcile against IPSAS-based county accounts or survive an audit, yes, the comprehensive tier at KSh 150 per asset builds that structure in from the start. For a smaller internal inventory with no audit requirement, the basic register at KSh 60 is usually sufficient.

The same national lead times apply everywhere: same day up to 200 tags, two working days up to 1,000, three to five working days up to 5,000. Courier delivery to Nakuru from our Nairobi production floor is additional to that production time.

For basic paper or vinyl labels on low-risk indoor items, a local printer may suffice. For equipment exposed to oil, vibration or wash-down, a local print shop typically doesn't offer riveted fixing or acetone-activated bonding, and the tags will fail faster than the cost saving is worth.

Yes, on any project of 500 or more assets tagged, on either the basic or comprehensive register service. Below that threshold, scanners are available on quotation and answered within four working hours. This applies equally to agricultural, food processing and manufacturing sites, where a scanner is often used for annual stock counts across scattered plant, warehouse and office locations rather than a single building, so reader range and battery life matter more than in a compact office estate.

Yes. Vehicle fleets typically take standard aluminium barcode or QR tags, while field and farm equipment exposed to weather and mud often does better with acetone-activated tags rather than standard adhesive ones, depending on how the equipment is handled and cleaned.

A 50% deposit against the combined tag and service quote starts work, with the balance due on completion. Institutions with a valid LPO can request 30-day credit instead, at credit pricing rather than cash pricing. Because Nakuru projects often combine tag production in Nairobi with an on-site tagging visit, we itemise the tag cost, the service fee and any travel charge separately in the quotation, so you can see exactly what the deposit and balance cover.