Plaques for businesses, memorials, and accomplishments are a staple in American culture. Yet, there is no one approach to making a fantastic plaque. A common question for Plaques in Honolulu is which one is the best? The answer is complicated because each style has its own use and uniqueness.
The three basic styles are etching, casting, and precision. Keep in mind that not all plaque providers are the same. Visit our website for a wide range of styles, customization options, and other considerations before finalizing a plaque style. One may work better for a certain scenario and only after speaking with a team member can the best fit be found.
Casting
Casting is often considered the “cheap” option due to the casting method itself. But, it is also the best option when ordering large quantities of Plaques in Honolulu. The basic approach is not unlike traditional casting. Design is made, and copies are made based on the original model. They could be glass, metal, plastic, and even fiberglass. Typically, the casting plaques will be a combination of a few of these materials.
Etching
Etching is the comparative another end of the spectrum. Etching is best used for smaller orders or more personalized plaques. It is a great choice if only one is going to be made. Etching is, for the most part, a purely manual process. Designers make laser engravings to get the most detail out of the engraving.
Precision
Precision casting is similar to casting with the difference of accounting for precise details that a cast can’t always get exact. It offers a crisp edge to letters. Precision casting is best used for plaques with many letters and a lot of text. Precision is not always readily recommended due to the length of the process and the sometimes increased cost. Speak with a representative for more.
These three methods only offer a basic breakdown of plaque styles. Look at various style materials, sizes, and other attributes that can determine the final cost. There is a style for everyone. It is just a matter of finding the perfect fit for the use of the plaques.
