


Product Details
Manufacturing Process
We utilize the following fabrication methods to form brass nameplates:
- Metal Stamping/Punching/Embossing
- Chemical Etching
- Laser Etching
- Metal Forging
- Metal Forming
- CNC Machining/Milling
Surface Processes
Commonly utilized decorative surface techniques :
- Etch & Color Fill
- Painting - Spray Painting & Injection
- Screen Printing, Digital Printing & Offset Printing
- Electroplating - Chrome, Black Chrome, Nickel, Gold, Antique
- Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD)
- Diamond Milling
- Hairline Finish
- Sandblasting
- Bead Blasting
- Doming - Domed Badges
- Enameling
- Engraving
- Hot Stamping
- Pad Printing
- More!
Attachment
Attachment methods include the following:
- Adhesives
- Mounting Holes (Countersink & Counterbore)
- Tabs
- Fasteners
- Magnetic
- More
Artwork/Engineering Drawings
Commonly known as vector or source files. In short, vector files allow us to turn your brass logo plates design concepts into tangible products.Â
If you do not have artwork, don't worry. Our designers can help convert your design into production ready drawings. It is best if you can provide us with pictures, sketches and all other information of your design. We do the rest, free of charge to you.
Designing a badge from scratch does incur a fee and will be dependent on various factors.
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The Look of Brass, Without the Cost
Aluminum offers a versatile and cost-effective alternative to custom brass labels and decorative elements. Through specialized printing techniques or transparent brass tints, aluminum can emulate the warm, antique appearance of lacquered brass, capturing subtle details like edge darkening and brushed finishes. This approach not only achieves the desired aesthetic but also leverages aluminum's lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties, providing durability without the higher costs associated with brass.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How well do brass metal name plates withstand outdoor conditions, including exposure to weather elements?
They are highly durable, resisting heat, moisture, and harsh weather conditions, making them feasible for long-term outdoor use.
How does brass compare to other materials like aluminum or stainless steel in terms of appearance, cost, and durability?
Brass offers a warm, traditional aesthetic but is more expensive and can tarnish over time. Aluminum is lightweight, cost-effective, and corrosion-resistant, especially when anodized, though it lacks the strength of brass or stainless steel. Stainless steel provides a sleek, modern look with superior durability and corrosion resistance but comes at a higher cost than aluminum. The choice depends on balancing appearance, budget, and durability needs for your specific application.