Aluminum Nameplates
Aluminum nameplates can be used for instructional signage, trim plates, decorative
face plates, safety warnings, barcode information, machine identification and
more. They can withstand harsh conditions including extended UV exposure with
very little damage, making them ideal for use in the commercial, industrial
and aerospace industries. Aluminum is inexpensive, lightweight and strong,
and can be bent for use on rounded products or machines. They may come with
adhesive backings or be free-standing nameplates.
Processes used to make aluminum nameplates include cutting, embossing, machining,
hard-tooling, screening, photoetching and etching, or they may be purchased
blank and customized at a later time. Different thicknesses and sizes are available
depending on the nameplate application. Other variations include brushed aluminum,
bright aluminum, which gives a mirror-like finish, and contrasted aluminum,
allowing for a brushed and smooth look with optional painted text or backgrounds.
Aluminum nameplates can be anodized in order to provide increased heat, chemical
and abrasion resistance. Anodizing allows for different colors to be chosen
for the nameplate as well.
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