As we begin a new year I like to take a minute and reflect on the past one for indications on what has sparked activity and discussions. For 2016 opportunities to learn more about nameplate and label design, tooling options and ways to enhance or elevate a brand through decoration were of most interest.
This posts offers summaries and links to some of the most popular posts which were published discussing nameplates and labels in the last year. What was your favorite?
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Q & A focusing on the litho process as it is used in the decoration of nameplates. |
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One Aluminum Tool Results in Three Different Looks The ability to re-use tooling blank and stamping operations helps your budget by allowing you to spread the investment across projects. |
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Not Your Cookie Cutter Nameplate Solution Step outside the box with unique shapes for your nameplate design. |
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Custom Color Match for Cosmetic Appliqué Aluminum nameplates can be made to coordinate with your specific color specifications. |
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Enhance Aluminum Trim with a Faux Finish Aluminum can be decorated to give the appearance of other materials including leather, stone and other metals. |
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Adding Dimension with Patterns for Aluminum Nameplates Nameplate design can be enhanced with visual dimension when geometric patterns are included in the decoration. |
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Looking for an Authentic Metal Surface for your Nameplate? Brushed aluminum can increase perceived value for the end product because it provides a finished look for nameplates and decorative trim. |
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Blue Energy in Aluminum Nameplate Design Examples of nameplates which use the color blue for decoration. |
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Enhance your Nameplate Design with Patterns Background surface area for a nameplate or label is prime real estate to add patterns and finishes. |
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Basic Tool Information for Aluminum Nameplates Review of basic tool operations needed to produce metal nameplates from blank to emboss and form dies. |
What topics would you like covered in 2017? Let's talk!
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