Custom Aluminum Nameplates
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Aluminum keeps a nameplate light and resists corrosion without the cost of stainless, and anodizing opens up color options etching alone can’t match. Himgo cuts these from 5052 or 6061 sheet for brands and manufacturers who want a distinct look without added weight.
| Option | Choices |
|---|---|
| Material | aluminum 5052 (formable) or 6061 (stiffer), or your drawing |
| Thickness | 0.3–3 mm |
| Size | 80x40mm, 100x60mm, 120x80mm, 150x100mm, or custom to your drawing |
| Finish | anodized (color range), brushed, mirror, or painted |
| Marking/Process | laser engraving, chemical etching, screen printing, or stamping |
| Mounting | 3M adhesive, drilled holes, rivets, or screws |
5052 bends around curved housings without cracking; 6061 stays flatter under handling on panels bolted to a rigid frame.
| Example spec | Ref US$/pc |
|---|---|
| 80x40mm brushed aluminum, printed logo | $0.17–0.21 |
| 100x60mm anodized aluminum, laser engraved text | $0.26–0.32 |
| 150x100mm aluminum, etched with color fill | $0.42–0.50 |
Indicative only. Final price depends on anodizing color, marking method, and quantity.
5052 forms around curves without cracking; 6061 suits flat panels that need more rigidity.
Yes, send a Pantone or RAL reference and we match the anodizing dye as closely as the process allows.
Yes, engraving through an anodized layer exposes the bare aluminum underneath, giving strong contrast against the color.
Aluminum resists general corrosion, but 316 stainless holds up better under constant salt spray. Salt-spray testing is available on request.
Yes, send your outline as a vector file and we cut to that profile.
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