Hard tags are usually designed to be used for a long time, so they can be considered permanent. They are usually made of durable materials such as metal, plastic or other special synthetic materials with good durability and weather resistance.
However, even durable hard tags may be worn or damaged by certain environmental conditions or usage. Here are some factors that affect the life of hard tags:
Environmental factors: Exposure to harsh environmental conditions such as high temperature, direct sunlight, chemicals or humidity may affect the durability of the tag.
Use: The purpose and frequency of the tag will also affect its life. Frequent movement, friction or heavy pressure may cause the surface of the tag to wear or fall off.
Material selection: Different materials have different durability and weather resistance. Choosing materials that are suitable for specific application environments can extend the life of the tag.
Installation method: Proper installation method can reduce the possibility of damage to the tag due to friction or vibration.
In general, hard tags are indeed designed for long-term use, but in actual applications, specific usage environments and conditions need to be considered to ensure that they can achieve the expected life.