For garment labeling, we offer a practical range of tagging guns designed for different fabrics, tag positions, and production workflows. Depending on how frequently you tag and how sensitive the material is, you can choose a general-purpose standard system, a finer needle system for delicate textiles, or long-needle / micro options for special handling and precision needs. Our goal is simple: help you match the right gun + compatible needles + correct tag pins so tagging stays fast, consistent, and low-risk for the product surface.
We also support bulk purchasing, OEM/branding customization, and flexible packaging options for garment factories, labeling service providers, and distributors—so you can standardize labeling across multi-SKU lines and ship-ready workflows.
Tagging guns are commonly grouped by needle system and application method. The best choice depends on the fabric type and how the fastener will be inserted.
• Standard Tagging Guns
Standard tagging guns are widely used for regular textiles and everyday garment labeling tasks. They typically suit medium-to-heavier fabrics where needle strength and stable insertion matter. Standard systems are often the default choice when you want a versatile tool for routine production labeling and hang tag attachment.
• Fine Tagging Guns
Fine tagging guns are designed for more delicate fabrics where you want to minimize visible puncture marks and reduce snag risk. Fine systems require fine-compatible tag pins and needles, and system matching is important to keep feeding smooth and reduce jams.
• Long Needle Tagging Guns
Long needle designs help when tagging thicker or multi-layer areas (e.g., seams, waistbands, dense textile zones) or when the tag point is harder to reach. Long-needle tools are typically chosen for "reach + penetration" scenarios and should still follow system matching.
• Micro / Extra Fine Tag Guns
Micro / extra fine tools are built for high-precision tagging where minimal puncture is a priority. They are typically paired with micro fasteners and compatible needles to keep tagging clean on sensitive or high-density fabrics. Your catalog includes micro fine options.
• Loop Tag Gun (V-Tool / Needle-Free Loop Tagging)
A loop tag gun (often called a V-tool) is used when you want to attach tags without piercing the product—it applies plastic loop fasteners using a hooked mechanism instead of a hollow needle. This is useful for items where avoiding puncture is the main requirement.
To help buyers select quickly, here's a practical way to browse your assortment—by brand/series familiarity and typical use cases (standard / fine / long needle / micro / loop):
• ARROW Series – a widely used tagging gun family with common models covering standard/fine/long use needs.
• RED-ARROW Series – alternative brand/series option for garment tagging setups.
• QIANYE Series (A3801/A3802 family) – multiple model variants to match needle type/length to fabric thickness and tag position.
• KOBE (Standard system) – standard tag attaching gun option for repetitive garment labeling workflows.
• Micro Fine / Extra Fine – precision tagging tools for delicate fabrics.
• Standard (General Textile Materials)
Standard tagging guns are intended for routine garment labeling where you want a stable, reliable insertion on regular fabrics. Choose this when your priority is day-to-day throughput and broad usability across common textile categories.
• Fine (Delicate / Appearance-Sensitive Fabrics)
Fine tagging guns are chosen when the material is more delicate and puncture visibility matters. The key is to use fine needles + fine pins as a matched system.
• Micro / Extra Fine (Precision Tagging)
Micro fine tools focus on precision and minimal puncture. They are commonly paired with micro fasteners to keep tagging clean and controlled on sensitive textiles.
•Loop Tagging (Needle-Free)
Loop tag tools are used when you want to attach tags to items without piercing the product surface, using loop fasteners instead of a needle-based insertion.
| System | Choose It When | Typical Tag Point | Compatibility Notes | Internal Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Regular fabrics, general production labeling | Seam/label area, general garment zones | Use standard needles + standard tag pins | ARROW Series |
| Fine | Delicate fabrics; reduce puncture visibility | Lightweight textiles; appearance-sensitive areas | Use fine needles + fine tag pins (do not mix systems) | ARROW 9S |
| Long Needle | Thicker / layered zones or hard-to-reach tag points | Waistbands, seams, dense areas | Match long-needle type to system (standard-long vs fine-long) | ARROW 9L |
| Micro / Extra Fine | Highest precision; minimal puncture required | Sensitive textiles; controlled insertion points | Use micro needles + micro fasteners | Micro Fine |
| Loop Tag Gun (V-Tool) | Needle-free tagging to avoid piercing | Loop/handle/hole-based attachment points | Uses loop fasteners (no hollow needle) | Loop Tag |
To keep tagging guns consistently ready for production, buyers typically manage three consumable groups:
• Needles (Replacement Needles)
Replacement needles should match the exact gun model and system (standard / fine / micro) and the required length (standard vs long). Correct needle matching helps keep punctures clean and reduces jam risk in repetitive operations.
• Tag Pins / Fasteners (Tagging Pins)
Tag pins (barb fasteners) must match the gun system (standard pins for standard guns; fine pins for fine guns; micro fasteners for micro tools). Pin length selection is typically driven by tag position and whether you're going through single-layer vs layered zones.
• Hang Tags / Labels
Hang tags are usually pre-punched for fast, consistent attachment. If you need special sizes or print requirements, keep hole position and tag thickness consistent so the fastener sits cleanly and does not tear through the card.
• Coverage across common systems: standard, fine, long needle, micro/extra fine, and loop tagging options
• Compatibility-focused selection: easier matching of gun + needle + pins to reduce operational issues
• Bulk purchasing: suitable for production lines, packaging workflows, and repeated daily use
• Model/series clarity: browse by popular series (ARROW / QIANYE / KOBE) or by application need
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• What's the difference between standard and fine tagging guns?
Standard tools are typically used for general fabrics and everyday labeling. Fine systems are chosen for more delicate textiles where minimal puncture visibility matters. Always match pins and needles to the same system.
• When should I use a long needle tagging gun?
Choose long needle variants when the tag point is thick, layered, recessed, or difficult to reach (e.g., seams/waistbands/dense zones).
• Do you offer micro/extra fine options for delicate fabrics?
Yes—your catalog includes micro fine tagging tools designed for precision tagging with compatible micro fasteners.
• Do you sell tag pins and replacement needles?
Yes—your site includes separate categories for tagging pins and tagging needles, which helps buyers keep compatibility consistent across ongoing production.
• How can I reduce jams or needle damage?
Most issues come from mismatching systems (pins/needles), applying force at an angle, or tagging through unsuitable zones. Use the correct system and follow model-compatible needle guidance. (You also have step-by-step usage content that can be linked from this page.)
