Digital anodizing is a technique where the lay-out is printed into the surface of the aluminium.
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Anodizing is a technique where the lay-out is printed into the surface of the aluminium.
The advantages of this technique are:
Embossing is a technique which adds a relief to the product (raised or indented). This can be a logo or text. Our serial production methods make it possible to produce a luxurious looking 3D label against low costs.
The advantages of this technique are:
This technique enables us to produce high-grade logos from different foil and adhesive layers. It is a good alternative to plastic injection moulding, because of the low investment costs to purchase tools. The options with regard to detail, colour and material structures are almost endless. These labels are usually provided with a 3M468 adhesive layer, but can also be produced with a Nitto foam tape or other adhesive layer.
Etching is a surface treatment technique, where the surface is treated with a reactive solution. The chemical reaction partially dissolves the surface. This gives the product a matt deepening, resulting in a 3D effect. Etched stainless steel type plates are often used in pump construction and the food and beverage industry, because the material has a long life expectancy and is very durable. Aluminium etched labels are often used as luxury publicity material. Etching often is a good alternative for engraving, as it offers the possibility for serial production.
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Doming is a technique where a transparent polyurethane (PU) layer is applied to the product. This protects the lay-out of the product against external influences. The PU coating is not only functional, but also gives the product a luxurious look and an almost 3D effect. Dome labels can also be embossed and are available with any possible adhesive layer. Even a strong Nitto foam tape or the well-known 3M adhesive layers are possible.
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