Are you looking for an effective option for the assembly of your nameplate or emblem onto your product? If so, there are many examples to consider. Many people have found success by using one, or a combination of, the following:
- Snap-in aluminum
- Plastic resin
- Foam adhesive
- Plastic support piece
There are a few things you should know before you choose and implement an assembly method. This post will tell you what you need to know to make sure you select the appropriate features that will provide you with confidence that your brand name is securely attached to your product.
If you are looking for the best method to assemble a nameplate onto your product, consider these options:
Snap-In Aluminum
The snap-in feature does not require an adhesive backing. It is formed in the manufacturing process to precisely fit on the product.
Foam Adhesive
Foam adhesive varies in thickness and can accommodate for a gap between the product and the nameplate. The foam has adhesive on the front and back sides, which allows for a tight bond on the nameplate and end product.
Plastic Resin
Plastic resin taken on the shape of the nameplate back and is adhered to it. The resin hardens and becomes a snap in feature.
Support for Debossed Graphics
A plastic support piece is used with nameplates containing debossed graphics. The plastic support piece molds to the nameplate and is flat for the adhesive to effectively attach.
Now that you better understand some of the considerations and options in choosing an assembly feature for your nameplate, you're better prepared to make these behind-the-scene decisions that will guarantee a successful project. Our customer service representatives are available to answer and further questions you might have.
