Anodizing: Aluminum nameplates can be anodized to achieve wear resistance and corrosion resistance on the surface, and can be combined with different colors or surface treatments such as hairline patterns or polishing. However, there may be color deviations in the anodizing process, so customers need to understand this before confirming the process.

Etching: Etching is a process used on aluminum or stainless steel nameplates, and the finished nameplate can be coated with spray paint. Since the paint is lower than the surface of the nameplate, it is not easily worn out and can achieve long-term use.

Surface Decoration with POLY

Using POLY can make the surface of the nameplate appear three-dimensional, and because of the protection provided by POLY, the printed layer is less likely to peel off or wear down, making it relatively inexpensive.

Embossing Decoration

Embossing can also give the nameplate a three-dimensional appearance. Unlike POLY, the cost of embossing molds is higher, but the surface shape can be customized, unlike POLY, which is always a circular bump.