PROCESSES... Metallic nameplates uses multiple processes to manufacture metallic and non-metallic nameplates to your specifications Chemical Etch Chemically etched nameplates are manufactured by
masking certain areas of metal with an acid resistant material. This
allows the unmasked area to be dissolved away with acid, resulting in
the masked areas remaining in relief. The depth of commercial nameplate
etching varies from 0.0015 to 0.003 inches, depending on the height and
stroke of letters and the type of metal or alloy. Screen Print Screen printing involves applying a
photographic stencil to a piece of porous, tightly
stretched polyester through which enamel colors
are forced. Areas of the screen are blocked off
with a non-permeable material a stencil which is a
negative of the image to be printed; that is, the
open spaces are where the ink will appear.
Photosensitive ProcessThe photosensitive process is used
to produce anodized nameplates by exposing a photo
resist coated plate to light through a film
negative. The resist is selectively removed and
the base metals etched to produce the copy. Known
for their extreme accuracy and quick turnaround
time, anodized plates are commonly used in
military applications. MetalPhoto®MetalPhoto® nameplates are produced by exposing aluminum impregnated with a silver compound to light through a film negative. Photographic images are inlaid and sealed into the anodic layer of aluminum. Metalphoto® offers the dual advantages of durability and legibility.Metallic nameplates uses MetalPhoto® for specialized applications that demand longevity and quality imaging. Our Sales representatives can assist you in determining the best process for your nameplate requirements.
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