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Office name plates from ID3, Inc. are a cut above the competition. Make your brand stand out and turn to the logo leader- ID3. Find out why ID3 is unique in its customized 3D offerings, imaginative approach, multi-color capabilities & price strategies to fit your budget. At ID3 there are no minimums, a variety of cost effective tooling choices & a variety of choices to meet any design.
Douglas Corporation has been supplying unique product graphics to all types of OEM manufacturers around the world since 1933. With five facilities in the state of Minnesota, Douglas is committed to manufacturing in the United States and at the same time providing cost-effective and unique solutions for high quality office name plates, membrane switches, graphic overlays and decorative trim.
In its 60 years of operation, Texas has supplied superior products to various customers for a wide range of applications, including those applied in the aerospace, automotive, electronics, military & OEM industries. For excellent office name plates, choose Texas- a quality company that is both proud & honored to be the smallest business to receive the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award!
NFI's skilled staff of about 50 people prides itself on producing office name plates, faceplates, membrane switches, decals, labels, serial number tags, tamper-proof seals, keypad & back-lit graphic overlays, plastic cards and templates for companies throughout the United States. Top honors, in recognition of NFi's quality, have been won repeatedly in renowned International Competitions.
MarkMaster's manufacturing & technical capabilities afford its customers the advantage of branding continuity, simplified project management & seamless implementation. Because MarkMaster is able to provide such extensive product offerings, it can ensure brand consistency throughout each location for every project requirement. For the best office name plates, choose the masters at MarkMaster.
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Office Name Plates
Office name plates usually display the name of a room, like a conference area or break room, or the name and title of an employee. All nameplates are made to order and come in a wide variety of different materials; some examples are wood, plastic, bronze, aluminum and brass. While businesses and companies of all sizes are the most likely place to find office nameplates, any workplace that uses offices has a need for nameplates, including non-profit organizations, schools and government agencies. Large workplaces have the greatest need for nameplates to keep track of employees and always order nameplates of the same style with uniform fonts and materials to maintain a professional and organized feel. Nameplates that identify an employee and their job title are usually two lines; the first in larger font contains the first and last name, and the second line names the employee's function within the company.
Nameplates made specifically for corporate settings and office environments are usually flat. Those made for doors contain holes for nails or a wall mounting on the back. They are generally made of lighter materials like aluminum or plastic. Desk nameplates must stand on their own and have a lip that acts as a stand. They are usually made of heavier materials like granite, glass, wood or metals like bronze and brass. Plastic nameplates are easy to manufacture and cost effective, but using bronze or brass maintains an air of professionalism. Besides text, modern nameplate manufacturers are able to design plates with logos, pictures and color graphics. Depending on the type of material, office nameplates are fabricated in different ways. Wooden nameplates are usually carved or whittled and sometimes painted. Plastic nameplates are stamped, painted or etched. There are a few different ways of forming text onto nameplates made of metal. Engraving, etching and chemical-stencil engraving are just a few methods of physically removing some of the metal to create text or a logo. These methods create a longer-lasting product with more distinct words and designs.
