Posted by Deidre Kruser on Thu, Nov 05, 2009
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process Engine turned aluminum
application Peavey Wiggy Amp
challenge •Recreate the style of a retro car dashboard
solution The engine turned finish is a classic automotive dashboard finish and was chosen for the high impact look it offered. The metal overlay is manufactured from .060" aluminumwith openings stamped out simulating the gauges on a dash panel. Embossed borders are used to enhance the unique look with graphics screen printed on the aluminum. The metal control panel is a creative example of aluminum as a functional and decorative component of a product. |
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Posted by Deidre Kruser on Thu, Aug 20, 2009
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process Screen print and emboss polycarbonate
application Whirlpool trash compactor
challenge •Integrate dimensional nameplate into plastic overlay
solution The Whirlpool logo and graphic overlay are one part reducing the number of assembly operations on the final product. Mirror inks are screen printed on polycarbonate creating a bright accent on the Whirlpool logo. A sharp emboss gives the illusion the logo is a separate nameplate attached to the overlay. All decoration of the overlay is done on the backside (or second surface) of the plastic. The clear substrate protects the image from abrasion and chemicals.
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Posted by Deidre Kruser on Thu, Jul 30, 2009
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process Selective dome on polycarbonate
application Global Velocity Content Security Solution Device
challenge Create premium look for logo on plastic
solution A selective lens was applied to the circular portion of the Global Velocity logo to make it stand out visually and dimensionally. Global Velocity is screen printed with a mirror ink and embossed for a premium look. The nameplate also functions as an overlay with pierced openings. |