Speaking of electroforming signs, professional signs, hardware industry engineering, business and technical personnel have long been familiar with electroformed logo, but for non-industry personnel may be relatively unfamiliar. Now, our HUIZHOU WEIHUA TECHNOLOGY will show you some details of electroforming signs for you.
There are two main types of electroforming signs: thick electroforming and thin electroforming (also called nickel plate). In daily life, the application of electroformed nickel signs is very common. The electroformed nickel label is made of nickel sheet casting and plating, the thickness is between 0.03mm~0.1mm (this depends on the customer's requirements), the surface is smooth, flawless, and the accuracy is accurate. It is firmly pasted with strong 3M glue. It's very convenient.
The main materials are nickel, brass, gold and chromium; the commonly used adhesives are 3M 7533/3M 9448/3M 467/ 3M468 / hot melt adhesive, etc.; there are many colors available, mainly according to customer needs, usually silver/black/ yellow gold/rose gold/champagne gold; the usual surface effects are bright surface effect, brushing effect, sandblasting effect, reticulate effect and CD effect.
The electroforming signs are divided into four layers, the bottom layer is the glue barrier, the second layer is glue, the third layer is the electroforming signs we use, and the fourth layer is composed of a transparent protective film on the surface of the electroforming signs. The surface can be matte or shiny, and the surface can be brushed.
The process of electroforming signs is relatively simple, mainly produced by electroforming, without any molds, and only one film in the entire production process. Save money and time. After the production unit receives the order, it can usually produce samples on the same day and produce products within a few days. Approximate process: drawing-film output-electroforming-color plating-film application-glue application-slitting-packaging-shipment.
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