Case Studies

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Custom Branded Construction Equipment Labels Case Study

Tri-State Bobcat needed more than a single equipment decal. They needed a coordinated set of branding materials that included a company logo and signage, labels for rental equipment, business cards, and other adhesive labels used around heavy construction equipment. Just as important, the customer wanted a supplier that was easy to work with, could cooperate on new materials, and would meet agreed deadlines.

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Medical/Healthcare Identification Products Case Study

The Med Health Products case study began with a visible quality problem. Their rejection rates were increasing because plates arrived with debris, dents, and scratches. The products are described as identification faceplates, control panels, equipment labels, and custom decals. Rather than treating every rejection as one generic print issue, U.S. Nameplate Co. worked with the customer on the physical paths that could create contamination and handling damage.

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Custom Electronic Industrial Decals Case Study

Crystal Group approached U.S. Nameplate Co. after encountering two connected problems with a previous decal supplier: the supplier was inflexible, and quality was not consistent. The customer wanted a company it could work with for custom industrial decals. It identifies adhesive labels, polycarbonate decals, and custom print as part of the project description.

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Electronic Product Enclosure Labels Case Study

CITEL, Inc. needed a new source for full-color labels used on product enclosures. Their former printer had increased prices, required long lead times, and did not provide the level of customer service the company wanted. It describes the requested products as equipment labels, adhesive labels, full-color labels, and 3M UL-specified labels in multiple sizes.

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Custom Medical Faceplate Labels Case Study

Benchmark Scientific wanted a branded faceplate label for the front of its laboratory instruments. The archived case study identifies product faceplate labels, graphic overlays, and branded labels, and says U.S. Nameplate Co. gave the customer a way to place its company name on the product. That makes the project a useful example of a faceplate doing two jobs at once: belonging visually to the instrument and making the manufacturer recognizable.

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