Made by an electrician · Ships Australia-wide · 1–3 day production
Engraved labels
& 3D printing.
Made by a sparky.
Design switchboard labels, valve tags, safety signs, and engraved nameplates online. Upload 3D models for instant printing quotes. Built by a qualified electrician who got tired of waiting weeks for tiny orders.
- Customer rating
- 5.0 from 18 reviews
- From $3.38
- From $3.38 / label
- 1–3 day
- 1–3 day production
- No minimum
- No minimum order
- Australia-wide
- Australia-wide tracked shipping
Service 01 · Engraved labels
The labels electricians trust. Design yours in seconds.
Switchboard IDs, RCD plates, valve tags, control panel plates, safety signs — engraved traffolyte that meets AS/NZS 3000 and stays legible for the life of the install. Type your text, pick a colour, see the price.
Design it now · see your price
In-stock colours shown — more in the full designer.
What customers are saying
See all →“As soon as I had put my order in, Josh was on the phone to me to adjust a few things to make sure it was 100% right. Couldn’t ask for better service and transparency from designing all the way to picking up the labels.”
“Thank you for doing the tags at such short notice. Josh and team are highly recommended.”
“Everything was exactly as we wanted. Ordering was so easy”
“Great. Labels, exactly what I ordered!”
Service 02 · 3D printing
Functional parts. Instant quotes.
Upload an STL, choose your filament, get an instant price. Custom enclosures, equipment covers, mounting brackets, replacement parts — anything FDM can make. PLA and PETG in a wide range of colours, plus speciality filaments on request.
Off-the-shelf
Ready-made labels & samples.
Pre-designed solar isolators, swatch packs, and stock labels — order and ship same week.
The sparky story
Built by an electrician who got tired of waiting.
I started RBZ 3D in my Townsville garage because the existing ways to get a few engraved labels were either “wait three weeks and pay setup fees” or “buy a sheet of 200 you don't need.” Neither works when you're a sparky on a Tuesday job.
I'm a qualified electrician, so I built the website I wanted to use myself. Type your text, see the price, ship it the same week. Single labels treated the same as bulk runs. Inspector-accepted traffolyte. Templates that match how labels are actually specified on Australian boards.
Today I engrave labels for sparkies, switchboard manufacturers, solar installers, and industrial sites across Australia — all from the same Townsville workshop, all dispatched same week with tracked shipping.
— Josh
Read the longer story →Built for trade & business
Order the way your business runs.
Accounts or purchasing handles payment? Need it on the books before money moves? You have options at checkout.
- Send an order to whoever pays — we email them a link and a proforma to settle it.
- Save an order to your account and pay it later, anytime — no card needed now.
- Or request a custom or bulk quote for a larger run.
Getting started
Three steps. Same week.
01
Design Online
Use our label designer or upload a 3D model file for an instant quote.
02
We Produce
Your order is laser engraved or 3D printed with precision equipment.
03
Fast Delivery
Shipped Australia-wide, typically within 3–5 business days.
Materials
Professional-grade engraving laminate.
Traffolyte and engraving laminate stocked in every standard colour combination — and a few less-standard ones for nameplates and door signs.
Standards framing
Straight about what a label can claim.
AS/NZS 3000 clause 2.8 asks that switchboard labelling be permanent, legible for the life of the installation, and clear about which circuit and equipment each label identifies. Engraved traffolyte meets the durability and permanence requirements of that clause, because the text is cut into the material rather than printed onto it — there is no ink to fade and no film to lift.
Solar and battery — the one place testing is required
Solar goes further than AS/NZS 3000. The Clean Energy Council’s Advice on Labelling (Version 2, June 2023) requires any label exposed to direct sunlight to be UV resistant, demonstrated by passing IEC 60068-2-5:2018 — a 720-hour accelerated weathering test.
Section 3.1.1 of that document carries an exception: it does not apply to markings that are physically engraved, embossed or etched with durable markings. Engraving is exempt because the marking is the material — there is no printed surface to fade.
The practical difference: a printed or vinyl label in direct sun needs that test report to show it meets the requirement. An engraved one doesn’t. If your supplier can’t produce the report, you can’t demonstrate the label complies.
Read the full breakdown → CER photo evidence and the CEC labelling guideWhat we will not tell you
- ·That the material is “certified” or “approved”. There is no certification scheme for engraving laminate and no inspector approval scheme for labels. A supplier using those words is selling you a word.
- ·That a label makes an installation compliant. Compliance is the installation, the documentation and the person who signed it — a label is one durable part of that.
- ·What your board should say. Josh holds an electrical licence and is happy to talk it through, but the wording call belongs to whoever is responsible for the job.
Ready when you are
Type. Price. Ship.
One label or a thousand, switchboard or workshop, single sparky or industrial run — same engraving, same week.
or call Josh directly on 0432 736 559