Control legends
Operating text, symbols, scales, warning information, and identifiers.
Printing
Screen Printing for Nameplates and Panels
Repeatable graphics for labels, symbols, operating information, and color areas on suitable panel and nameplate surfaces.
Overview
A stencil-based printing process
Screen printing transfers ink through open areas of a prepared mesh stencil. It requires artwork and screen preparation; it should not be described as a plateless or no-setup process.
The method is commonly used for control panels, nameplates, acrylic or PC windows, and repeated industrial graphics. Ink selection, surface condition, print side, color, and handling are reviewed per project.
Applications
Typical printed features
Nameplate graphics
Logos, model details, ratings, and product information.
Transparent panels
Front or reverse printing on suitable acrylic and PC components.
Color areas
Solid graphics or registration layers planned around windows and cutouts.
Project Review
Artwork and production details
Printing quality depends on the artwork, substrate, ink system, and process sequence.
- Vector artwork, font outlines, color references, and registration tolerances
- Material, surface treatment, cleanliness, and printing side
- Visible windows, holes, edges, adhesive, and assembly orientation
- Prototype approval, quantity, repeat orders, and packaging
Quotation
Information to provide
- A 2D or 3D drawing, dimensioned sketch, or representative sample
- Material and current surface condition
- Quantity, application, appearance side, and assembly requirements
- Required delivery timing and any downstream process
Discuss your project
Send drawings, photos, material information, quantity, and application details for a practical feasibility review.
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