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Aluminum Nameplate This use of mechanical processes on this aluminum nameplate caught my attention. The background is high gloss brushed aluminum applied selectively to the part. The embossed logo features two additional mechanical finishes, engine turn and engine stripe. A printed mask was used to ...
Traditionally a nameplate is used to identify or brand a product. We can tell one brand from another this way and depend on this branding for distinction. Another use for a nameplate is differentiation between models of a specific brand.
Mack Trucks Steering Wheel Center Cap Mack Trucks aluminum horn button features a spun background in the circular dial creating natural highlights and movement in metal. A transparent tint of color is printed on the spun surface contrasting with the bright aluminum logo which is debossed or ...
Hammered Metal The distinctive look of handcrafted hammered metal is an age-old technique translated into aluminum nameplates. The dramatic texture is popular in furniture, home accessories and jewelry. It can be found on copper, brass, steel and aluminum.
Engine Striped Aluminum Nameplates Engine stripe is a mechanical process where the surface of the aluminum is abraded to create depth and movement. The process involves dragging a small circular head across the sheet of metal. The result is a stripe made up of an arching brush (picture a row of the ...
Aluminum Nameplates A popular option in product branding for consumer electronics and cameras is to design a nameplate which is cut out around the letters. Cutting out the nameplate around the logo minimizes the background allowing your name to stand out. A full range of decorative options are ...
Designing a nameplate includes many choices. A common question that we are asked is how can I create depth in my nameplate on a limited budget? Options include using mechanical finishes, printing and texture to add to the depth. This article explores the option of using printed halftones on labels ...
Application of a selective gloss is used on metal and plastic nameplates to add impact to product identification. Most often a low gloss area is contrasted with high gloss details to create an attractive nameplate. This article focuses on options in selective gloss on metal nameplates.

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