Put the tag where the renter already looks: beside the entry, seat or controls. Make the QR the main event. Keep guidance, help and reporting one scan away.
A plate on the fixed front panel next to the landing-leg area. Guidance and reporting are accessible from the ground, without climbing onto the trailer.
Photographs show real equipment; tag placements are composites, not customer installations. The enlarged tag opens a demonstration asset, which may differ from the photographed model. Image credits.
Placement before decoration
Close to the operator. Clear of the work.
Choose a fixed, visible surface near the approach to the machine or its controls. Keep handles, sightlines, warning labels and moving parts unobstructed.
Check reach, glare and scan distance on the actual equipment before deciding the tag size and attachment. A good placement is useful on day one and easy to return to later.
Make it fit your fleet.
Start with the equipment, the renter and the information they need.
