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Deidre Kruser
Make Your Brand Stand Out with Embossed Graphics This article explores options in embossing aluminum to create dimensional nameplates for product identification. The embossing process uses a metal die to create a three-dimensional image in metal by squeezing the metal and raising the image. It is ...
Vehicle Identification Number Plate The stealth-like appearance of the Bullitt includes minimal badging and logos. This VIN plate is prominently featured on the engine, doubling as an underhood badge, which means it must stand up to this harsh environment. Multi-level embossing adds dimension and ...
If you're not familiar with debossed graphics, they are elements of a nameplate which are recessed as result of a tooling operation. In nameplate design it is common to emboss graphics to add visual interest and depth to your product branding. Debossing is less common but just as effective in ...
This week I was looking through our nameplate samples and came across these multi-color old Apple nameplates. I instantly thought it would be fun to share them here. It's not the first Apple logo but it is widely recognized as the predecessor to the white and silvery chrome design in use today.
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This aluminum steering wheel insert, manufactured for Corvette, uses selective doming to add dimension to the Corvette logo. A combination of opaque and transparent color are used along with embossing to add detail to the logo.
Packaging innovation is a key element in beauty marketing today. This is illustrated by the continuous launch of unique packages on the market. Decorative inserts and labels are a key element in the differentiation of products and their packaging.

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