One of NapTags specialties is custom created office nameplates. We can create individualized nameplates in a variety of materials including plastic, brass, aluminum or stainless steel. This is an example of a nameplate using sublimation on special ordered distressed brushed aluminum. Mounting pins or peel-and-stick backers are available for hanging.
This is an example of a custom office nameplate using sublimation on special order distressed brushed aluminum.
January 27th, 2010
Paisleys and Ladybugs came to us to create a custom shaped sign. A full color design on white aluminum was the best choice of material because their logo was so colorful. We sublimated (a heat process that actually transfers the design permanently onto the metal) and laser cut the shape and holes. The customer will hang custom made jewelry from the holes. Sublimation is a great choice! We have a creative team on staff to help you design your custom sublimation art to fit your needs exactly.
A custom full-color sign on white aluminum.
January 26th, 2010
This tag we designed to be bent at an angle, then zip tied around a water pipe. It is 2″ by 2″ and made from 304 stainless steel with the ID number laser engraved into it. Our laser engraving onto metal is permanent, we do not use a spray, the laser directly marks the bare metal.
January 25th, 2010
We got a fun project today, we got to make some dashboard parts for a custom airplane manufacturer (WACO Classic Aircraft Corp.) based locally here out of Battle Creek, MI. These tags were a few different shapes and sizes all made from black anodized aluminum. We made a few different pieces for the different models of airplanes each custom made with the company’s name engraved into the aluminum dashboard.
Read a recent article about WACO Classic Aircraft Corp. http://www.mlive.com/business/west-michigan/index.ssf/2010/01/restoring_a_classic_portage_bu.html
Laser cut and engraved instrument panels for a custom built airplane
January 21st, 2010
Today we got another fun project. A company came to us wanting a blue anodized aluminum tag in the shape of Texas with engraving on both sides and a keyring hole. Our laser can cut finely detailed parts, this tag is 1″ x 1″. The laser engraving removes the blue anodized coating to reveal the aluminum below. Design possibilities are endless with the variety of materials and detail options available from NapTags.com.
Laser precision allows even the most detailed cuts on custom tags!
January 18th, 2010
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So you got a new Kindle or some other fun portable piece of technology for Christmas… now you need to label your devise with a custom tag!
So, if you accidentally leave your fun new technology at your kid’s orthodontist’s office, they can promptly give you a call to retrieve it.
NapTags.com can create a high-grade, brushed aluminum tag with your name, phone number, email or home address to identify your technology devise and, hopefully, protect your investment.
Create a custom engraved aluminum tag to identify your personal property.
January 7th, 2010
Welcome to the NapTags blog! First off let me tell you a little about the company. We specialize in creating custom manufactured tags out of stainless steel, aluminum, brass, and plastic. Here on our website you will be able to follow along with our work and see what kind of fun projects we can create here! Shown in this picture our laser is cutting stock. We can cut any shape and size you can think of up to 24″ x 48″, Use your imagination, then come to us and we can make it! Some of our most popular materials we cut are:
Laser cutting 1.5" tags from 316 grade stainless steel
- Stainless steel (304, 316, 430 with brushed, matte, or mirrored finish)
- Anodized aluminum in several color options
- Coated aluminum in even more color options
- Brushed brass
- Coated brass also available in many colors
- Plastic (vinyl) tags
Take a minute and browse our website to see all the options and materials we offer. If you don’t see what you are looking for, just give us a call or send us an e-mail and most likely we can make it happen!
January 6th, 2010
