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A journal serves as a daily record of observations, experiences and occurrences. Even though electronic journals have been created, many consumers still want the option to manuscript their feelings and experiences in a portable journal. This allows thoughts to be addressed right away. With daily use in mind, choosing an appliqué that will stand up to frequent handling gives your product an edge within your market.
This aluminum label features process color and a gold tint which highlights the quote and adds interest to the overall design.
The aluminum label below boasts a cool, sleek look with a soft sheen.The slight gold coloration on the aluminum contrasts the bright details and matte background.
Aluminum appliqués come in a wide variety of designs, depending on their application. What colors and processes would you choose for your appliqué?
There are many more options to explore when designing an aluminum appliqué. Samples of nameplates are a great way to explore and better understand the options available. Northern engraving offers a Nameplate Materials and Processes Guide with numerous samples on metal and plastic substrates to assist you in the process.
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Are you looking for a more efficient method to apply your brand onto your products? Why not consider our “Blank on Tape” option for packaging your nameplate.
“Blank on Tape” refers to the process in which a nameplate is applied onto a roll of adhesive.
There are several benefits to choosing this process over traditional packaging methods. The most important benefit is the ease of assembly for high volume programs.
1) The “Blank on Tape” process provides flat appliqués consistently oriented on a roll of tape, which decreases the chances of any mis-assembly of your brand onto your finished product.
2) Since the appliqué is cut with the tool and simultaneously transferred onto the tape, the part releases easily, speeding up the assembly process.
3) This process can be easily designed for automation during assembly of your product.
“Blank on Tape” offers a clean and contained pack method. Specific industries that most commonly use this process include cosmetics and electronics. Whether your nameplate is aluminum, plastic, or norlens it can be a great candidate for “Blank on Tape”.
Samples of nameplates are a great way to explore and better understand the options available to you in designing a nameplate. Northern engraving offers a Nameplate Materials and Processes Guide with numerous samples on metal and plastic substrates to assist you in the process.
In the February edition of ‘Guest Blogger’ by Estée Lauder, Emily of Cupcakes and Cashmere channels a historical era. In this blog, one of the appliqués created at Northern Engraving is featured.The blog titled “Sixties Saturation” encompasses the television series Mad Men, which brings back the styles from the nineteen-sixty era. In this period of time, a focus on refined beauty was prevalent. The recreation of this era’s style includes lined eyes, pink cheeks and ruby red lips and nails.
This featured part adds a touch of color while keeping the style qualities, including a focus on simple, refined beauty. The chic design is also encompassed in the subtle pale blue appliqué attached to the blush compact.
For the full ad: http://www.esteelauder.com/guestblogger/emilyofcupcakescashmere/week3.tmpl
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