When your company needs high quality nameplate signs, look no further than our experts at Data Graphics Inc.
Our folks at Data Graphics have been producing nameplate, label, and decal products for nearly three decades. With our experience over the years working with the aerospace, telecommunications, military, manufacturing and medical industries. We understand our client’s needs for superior nameplate signs.
Nameplate signs can mean a world of difference to a company trying to plant itself in the minds of consumers and employees. Whether its name plates, product identification and promotion, or keeping workers safe, name plates can achieve these goals.
Nameplate signs contain vital information about the company and its equipment and materials. Serial codes printed on the nameplate help inventory control specialists keep track of equipment, parts and products in a company’s system. Logo nameplate signs help consumers identify a product. Building brand identifications and eventually loyalties through familiarity.
There are dozens of materials your company can choose from when deciding on a nameplate. There are aluminum name plates, polycarbonate name plates, plastic name plates, polypropylene name plates, polyester name plates, paper name plates, mylar name plates and more.
Which material you choose often depends on the strength and durability you need. For indoor nameplate signs inexpensive paper will often do. If you require tamper proof or tamper evident name plates, vinyl is the best choice. When a vinyl nameplate is pulled away from the surface it is attached to, it will leave behind a noticeable residue behind.
But when you need nameplate signs to resist some of the most extreme elements a polycarbonate or aluminum name plate is the perfect choice.
An aluminum name plate can withstand exposure to extreme weather, extreme temperatures, ultra violet sun rays, acids, salt spray, fungus, corrosive chemicals, abrasions and scuffs from repeated impact. Aluminum is also available in a variety of finishes from colors, alloys and thickinesses ranging from .003” to .250.” A plastic name plate can offer some of the same protections as aluminum. However, a polycarbonate nameplate offers a substrate with superior printing capabilities. Contact our staff at Data Graphics to talk to professionals about what is the best substrate for your name plates.
There are also a variety of printing methods available at Data Graphics' 25,000 square foot state of the art facility in Mount Dora. You can choose from four color process screen printing, digital printing, flexographic printing, hot stamp printing, and thermal transfer printing.
If you want to learn more about nameplate signs and how Data Graphics can help you call today.
