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Metal wire Full
metal wires, such as steelwire, with variable diameters. Inexpensive
alternative to more stylish materials. Highly specialised fabrication
process. |
Metal plate Metal
plate, such as steel plate, is a sheet metal in a thicker form (eg. 10/10
= 1 mm). Plates are cut, bended, punched, weld, soldered to form a
composing item of a display. |
Perforated plate Different
forms of panels perforated with variable perforation diameters for
decoration or functional purposes, designed for the use of various hook
systems (for blisters) and accessories. |
Metal tube Metal
tubes can be round or square shaped, cut, bended, weld, soldered to form a
composing item of a display. |
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Galvanising Material finishing process. The application for waterproofing and protection of zinc coatings on the surface of a metal, by hot dipping or electrodepositing. |
Anodization Material
finishing process used to improve corrosion resistance and decorative
aspect of aluminum and
aluminum-based alloys. The material is cleaned, and then immersed in a
bath of acids where oxidation occurs through an electrochemical process. |
Alloy A
mixture of metals and small quantities of non-metals, e.g. zamac, and
alloy of zinc, aluminum, magnesium and copper, its name being the first
letters of the composites. Alloys are typically cast for resistant smaller
objects. |
Stainless steel Stainless
steel is a ferrous alloy and rusts less easily than ordinary steel. Very
much appreciated for its luxury glossy surface. |
Epoxy Metal
finishing process. Epoxy paints are pigmented resins that are used to
protect and/or beautify metals, know for their toughness and durability
(standard NCS or RAL Colors, other colors depending on the producer).
Different surfaces structures are possible: grain, orange, mat, glossy.
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Chroming Steel
finishing process that requires in certain cases polishing and a nickel
bath prior chromium coating. This treatment can also be applied directly
to certain plastics. |
Blister Hook
from metal wire typically attached to a panel from perforated steel to
present blister packs. |
 A
blister pack is a packaging for presentation of a product in between a
printed card and a transparent plastic cover, usually vacuum packed. |
Under fabrication processes: extrusion, welding and soldering, punching, laser cutting, embossing,...
During the design of your POS we will obviously show samples of all the proposed materials.
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