Corporate Identity Products

I. Signage and Labeling

II. Pins, Badges and Name Tags

III. Flags

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Customizing Your Sign

1. Choosing the Shape and Dimensions of your Plate

General

Rectangular shapes are by far the most popular shapes plates take, however we can also customize your plate according to the shape you want, special cutout shapes may require an extra charge. You can choose any dimension for your plate not exceeding 900x600 mm, if you require a bigger plate then your plate will be composed of smaller parts that will then be assembled and mounted on a wooden plate.

Door Signs and Desk Signs

Door signs usually come in the following standard rectangular dimensions in mm (width x height): 140 x 110 - 180 x 85 - 220 x 170 - 310 x 220

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Desk signs usually come in the following standard rectangular dimensions in mm (width x height): 200 x 45 - 290 x 70

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Other dimensions can also be made according to your requirements.

2. Choosing the Plate finishing

Plating and/or Patina

Electroplating is a process whereby a very thin layer of a metal is transferred chemically to cover the surface of another metal. For example a gold-plated plate has a very fine coat (only a few microns) of 24K gold. Because gold resists oxidization gold-plating will also protect your plate. Adding metal plating such as silver or gold makes your plate look more valuable and attractive. You may choose among the following plating options: None, Nickel, Silver or Gold. We can electroplate plates that do not exceed 480x480 mm.

Patina

Patina is a procedure used to discolor a metal by oxidation. For example Antique patina is used to artificially "age" a silver-plated or silver metal. Antiquating metals prevents tarnishing.
Patina Options:

Applying Epoxy

Although our plates are lacquered by default, epoxy (a thick, hard and clear layer) can also be applied on the surface of a plate to further protect its finish from humidity and oxidization. We highly advise you to order this feature for your outdoor plates.

3. Coloring the Plate

The engraved parts of your plate can be color-filled according to your preferences. All our plates are color-filled manually and the color goes all the way through, so it cannot wear off.

II. Pins, Badges and Name Tags

Our pins and badges serve as excellent items for promoting your institution or company in events such as expositions and seminars; they are designed and customized to contain your company name, logo and slogan and are very affordable in price.

We also design and manufacture custom name tags for your staff. Unlike badges that are meant to be mass produced, each name tag is a unique piece containing a specific person's name. Companies whose employees wear name tags are perceived by the public as more friendly, helpful and professional - and employees themselves say their name badges help promote a sense of pride and improve customer care.

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Customizing Your Pins, Badges and Name Tags

1. Choosing the Shape and Dimensions of your Item

The standard shapes of those items are either circular or rectangular, however we can customize them according to the design you want.

2. Choosing the Item Finishing

Plating

Electroplating is a process whereby a very thin layer of a metal is transferred chemically to cover the surface of another metal. For example a gold-plated item has a very fine coat (only a few microns) of 24K gold. Because gold resists oxidization gold-plating will also protect your item. Adding metal plating such as silver or gold makes your item look more valuable and attractive. You may choose among the following plating options: None, Nickel, Silver or Gold.

Patina

Patina is a procedure used to discolor a metal by oxidation. For example Antique patina is used to artificially "age" a silver-plated or silver metal. Antiquating metals prevents tarnishing.

Patina Options:

Applying Epoxy

Although our pins, badges and name tags are lacquered by default, epoxy (a thick, hard and clear layer) can also be applied on the surface of those items to further protect their finish from humidity and oxidization. Most pins and badges have epoxy on their surface.

3. Coloring the Item

You can choose to color-fill the engraved part of your pin, badge or name tag. Color-filling is done manually and the color goes all the way through, so it cannot wear off.

4. Choosing the Hanging Method of Your Item

Your item could be hung using a safety pin, a brooch pin or a magnet.

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