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Favorite Nameplate | SKB Case

Posted by Kelly Kjos on Thu, Feb 16, 2012
 

This is another article in a series of posts featuring notes from my co-workers on their favorite nameplate. This article illustrates the unique perspective that each of us look at the world through. The crispness of the nameplate Vicky chose caught her attention.

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Vicky Bowie   Vicky Bowie Sales Development Representative
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Rugged.  Durable.  Tough.  These words come to mind when I think about the SKB Case nameplate.  It is a perfect size, due to its ability to show the brand name without a person having to be right on top of the end product to see it.  The emboss is crisp and gives a die cast look.  

 
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This nameplate stands out to me because of the deep emboss. It is a great example of the depth and crispness of emboss available on aluminum nameplates. The pattern in the background is also a nice addition.

posted @ Thursday, February 16, 2012 8:33 AM by Mitch Larson


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