An IT identification tag for a network server panel. The identification tag is designed to be releasably secured to existing equipment screws residing at the ends of standard server panels. The identification tag includes a pivoting label panel having a generally planar surface. The planar surface is adapted to receive identifying information such as a port number or a bar code. A method of labeling a server is also provided.

A tube rack apparatus including a bottom portion having a first length, a plurality of indents formed in the bottom portion and configured to receive tubes and keep tubes straight, the plurality of indents exposing a lower surface of the bottom portion, wherein inserted tubes do not pass through the lower surface of the bottom portion, a plurality of legs extending from the bottom portion, a top portion having a second length longer than the first length, a plurality of openings formed in the top portion, the plurality of openings aligned with the plurality of indents, and at least one handle member extending from a first end of the top portion.

A device for aiding the visually impaired is presented. The device comprises a sleeve configured to fit around and removably couple onto the body of a toiletry container. The outside body of the sleeve includes a visual text area comprising a dominant letter that could be easily read in a bathroom environment a by person that is visually impaired. The text in the visual text area indicates the type of toiletry. The sleeve also includes a descriptive text area on the outside body comprising a description of said toiletry.

A device for aiding the visually impaired is presented. The device comprises a sleeve configured to fit around and removably couple onto the body of a toiletry container. The outside body of the sleeve includes a visual text area comprising a dominant letter that could be easily read in a bathroom environment a by person that is visually impaired. The text in the visual text area indicates the type of toiletry. The sleeve also includes a descriptive text area on the outside body comprising a description of said toiletry.

The present invention is a system and method for the attachment of a tracking sensor or identification device placed on an object without the need for an attachment tool or fasteners such as adhesives, rivets, screws, or bolts. Through the interaction of the attachment device and the particular portions of the object to which it is attached as to secure the device to the object using tension between the device and object due to the device having flexible prongs which grip the object when properly located on the object.

A tag for bundles of metal products comprising: a plate-like structure made of a metal material and having at least one reading surface to support an identification code; a junction element that can be engaged to the plate-like structure so that they can be moved and rotated integrally, the junction element having a gripping portion projecting from the reading surface of the plate-like structure and gripped by a gripping head of a robot or an automated mechanical arm, the junction element also having a fixing portion, opposite the gripping portion, protruding from a surface of the plate-like structure opposite the reading surface, the fixing portion of the junction element being fixable to a respective bundle of metal products, preferably by a welding operation, in particular an electric-arc welding operation.

A tag for bundles of metal products comprising: a plate-like structure made of a metal material and having at least one reading surface to support an identification code; a junction element that can be engaged to the plate-like structure so that they can be moved and rotated integrally, the junction element having a gripping portion projecting from the reading surface of the plate-like structure and gripped by a gripping head of a robot or an automated mechanical arm, the junction element also having a fixing portion, opposite the gripping portion, protruding from a surface of the plate-like structure opposite the reading surface, the fixing portion of the junction element being fixable to a respective bundle of metal products, preferably by a welding operation, in particular an electric-arc welding operation.

A gunrail badge mount system includes a mount base having a mount socket, coupleable to a mounting bracket of a gunrail system. A badge element includes a badge plate configured to receive a marking thereon and a mounting boss sized and configured to be received into the mounting socket and hold the badge plate at a selected position and orientation relative to the mount base. The mounting boss includes an indexing element configured to engage a corresponding indexing feature of the mount socket while the badge plate is at the selected position and orientation relative to the mount base.

A gunrail badge mount system includes a mount base having a mount socket, coupleable to a mounting bracket of a gunrail system. A badge element includes a badge plate configured to receive a marking thereon and a mounting boss sized and configured to be received into the mounting socket and hold the badge plate at a selected position and orientation relative to the mount base. The mounting boss includes an indexing element configured to engage a corresponding indexing feature of the mount socket while the badge plate is at the selected position and orientation relative to the mount base.

Disclosed is a tamper proof tag and accompanying method for verifying that a watch is authentic and has not been tampered with. The tamper proof tag, when affixed to the watch, ensures that the watch is authentic and prevents a user from tampering with the watch. The tamper proof tag also allows the watch to be worn while the tamper proof tag is affixed to watch and is minimally obstructive to the aesthetics of the watch. This provides a purchasing user with confidence that the watch is authentic, while also allowing the user to try on the watch without having to remove the tamper proof tag. The tamper proof tag also protects the seller from a user that may attempt to tamper with the watch after purchase. For example, the seller may condition returns for a sold watch on the tamper proof tag remaining affixed to the watch.