Tradie Stickers for Tools, Kit and Paperwork
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Prices shown for 25mm circle, white cast gloss paper, gloss varnish.
Quantities and prices are per design. There is no minimum spend. Need more?
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$161.00
for 500
32c each
Lower than 2 of 3 Australian printers we compared at 500 stickers · checked 9 Oct 2026- No GST to add: $161.00 is the total
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Dispatched Thu 29 Oct, arrives Mon 2 to Tue 10 Nov
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Dispatched 4 business days after artwork approval. Estimated: assumes you order before 11am AEST and approve your proof within one business day. Approve sooner and it can dispatch earlier. Production and courier delays can occasionally push delivery later.
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Stickers for Trades & Construction
Small stickers brand the paperwork and packaging that go home with a job. A tradie can seal invoice envelopes, mark toolboxes, label spare parts bags or put a contact sticker on a switchboard cover. Ours come in eight sizes of circle, square and rectangle, on white gloss paper, waterproof white synthetic or clear synthetic, from 500.
A typical use: a plumber puts a contact sticker on each hot-water unit serviced so the owner has your number when it fails again. The sticker needs a short message: name and phone number only. Paper stickers suit indoor, dry surfaces. For equipment that gets wet, choose the waterproof white synthetic stock. We don't sell vehicle signage or decals. Dispatch is 4 business days after your artwork is approved. See the sticker material guide for the three stocks.
Worked example. A hot-water installer orders 1,000 waterproof white synthetic stickers with his business name and mobile on a plain background. He puts one on the side of each unit he installs, where the owner will see it. He orders a second run on gloss paper to seal invoice envelopes. When the unit needs a service, the owner has his number to hand.
How Trades & Construction uses Stickers
Service stickers on equipment
A small sticker with your number on a serviced appliance or switchboard cover prompts a call when it needs attention.
Branding invoice envelopes and packs
Seal quote and invoice envelopes with a logo sticker for a tidy finish.
Parts and kit labels
Mark bags of spare parts or customer kits with your name.
Giveaways at expos
Hand out small branded stickers with a card.
Design tips
Use one short line, such as your name and phone number, in bold type, and keep a 2mm margin inside the trim edge. A logo mark with a number below works well. High contrast, for example white on a dark colour, reads at small sizes. Choose paper for dry indoor surfaces and the waterproof white synthetic stock for anything that gets wet.
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Stickers for Trades & Construction: FAQs
Can I put stickers on my vehicle?
We don't sell vehicle signage or decals. For tools and gear that get wet, choose the white synthetic, waterproof stock when you order.
What is the minimum order?
500 per design. Larger runs go up to 7,000, and the price per sticker drops as the quantity rises.
Do the stickers suit outdoor equipment?
Choose the white synthetic, waterproof stock for equipment that gets wet, and test one on your equipment first. Paper stickers suit dry indoor surfaces.
What artwork works at 25mm?
A simple logo and a short line of text in bold type.
How long will a paper sticker last?
Indoors on a dry surface it can last for years. Heat, damp and direct sun reduce its life.