Silver equipment nameplates for Applied Materials South East Asia

Brushed silver nameplates for Applied Materials South East Asia: equipment names, company plates and two-line plates, 118 over three orders.

Client: Applied Materials South East Asia
Service: Custom Signage
Also used: Laser cutting & stickers
What it is: Nameplates for four equipment names and the company
Started from: The client's list of names and plate sizes
What the client got: 118 plates over three orders, August to October 2026

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Nameplates over three orders: 118
Equipment names, one to each small plate: 4
Every small plate: 50 x 20 mm
Every company plate: 155 x 30 mm

What we brought

What we can do
One look across three orders
The repeat orders follow the first set's sizes and lettering, and the hairline runs the same way on every plate.
How we look after you
Text sized to read as a set
On the small plates the four names were set at one text height, so PRODUCER reads the same as ENDURA, CENTRIS and VISTARA.
What you get
A new plate when the client needed one
When the client wanted the equipment name and the company on one plate, we drew a two-line 90 by 35 mm plate and made 17.

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The finished piece
The October orders, laid out before delivery.
The briefThe client's reference, an earlier plate.
The hairline finish to match.
The proof and the text height · Revision 0RenderRevision 0, the first proof.
The proof and the text height · Revision 1RenderRevision 1, bold throughout.
ProductionThe four names, checked by stack.
ENDURA.
PRODUCER.
CENTRIS.
VISTARA.
The small plates for the six sets.
Two more ordersOne plate cut first, to check the text position.
RenderThe first two-line layout; the lines were then set further apart.
Company plates for the repeat order.
The hairline up close, two-line plates behind.

The build

How we built it

5 steps, from the brief to the finished piece. Pick a step to jump to it.

The brief

Step 1 of 5 · 12/08/2026

First order: 6 sets, 30 plates
Small plates: 50 x 20 mm, one equipment name each
Company plate: 155 x 30 mm, APPLIED MATERIALS SOUTH EAST ASIA and 35TH ANNIVERSARY
Lettering: Bold sans serif, centred

At Additive Inn, our 3D printing studio in Singapore, we made brushed silver nameplates for Applied Materials South East Asia. The first order was six sets for the company's 35th anniversary: in each set, four small plates with the names ENDURA, PRODUCER, CENTRIS and VISTARA, and one long plate with the company name.

The client's reference: an earlier brushed silver plate from 2019 with dark text marking a visit to Applied Materials by the Minister of Trade and Industry — The client's reference, an earlier plate.

Close-up of the same earlier plate, the fine hairline finish running along the brushed silver behind the dark lettering — The hairline finish to match.

The proof and the text height

Step 2 of 5 · 13/08/2026

We laid out all five plates on a proof for the client to check. On the first revision every line went bold and 35TH ANNIVERSARY came up to the same size as the company name.

On the small plates the client's team wanted the four names to read as one set, so we set the text at one height across all four, 5 mm, and kept the plate at 50 by 20 mm.

Revision 0 · 13/08/2026

All five plates laid out at size, with the text heights marked and a table of how many of each.

Render
Revision 1 · 13/08/2026

Every line bold, and 35TH ANNIVERSARY brought up to the size of the company name. Approved the same afternoon.

Render

Production

Step 3 of 5 · 18/08/2026

Each name was lettered in dark grey on a brushed silver plate with a fine hairline finish, then the plates were laid out by name to check every one before delivery.

The four equipment names laid out in stacks on a blue backdrop: CENTRIS, ENDURA, PRODUCER and VISTARA on brushed silver plates — The four names, checked by stack.

A stack of ENDURA plates with a single ENDURA plate below it, the brushed hairline catching the light — ENDURA.

A stack of PRODUCER plates and one PRODUCER plate below, dark lettering on brushed silver — PRODUCER.

A stack of CENTRIS plates and one CENTRIS plate below on a blue backdrop — CENTRIS.

A stack of VISTARA plates and one VISTARA plate below, the hairline finish running along each plate — VISTARA.

Small silver plates for all four equipment names in two columns, a few of each name stacked together — The small plates for the six sets.

Two more orders

Step 4 of 5 · 15/10/2026

In October the client came back for more. The repeat order was 71 plates at the first set's sizes: 14 company plates, this time without the anniversary line, and 57 small plates across the four names. We matched the first set's lettering, and the hairline runs along the plate as it did before.

A second order added a new plate: the equipment name on top and APPLIED MATERIALS SOUTH EAST ASIA below it, on a 90 by 35 mm silver matte plate. We drew the layout with the two lines set apart, the client approved it the same afternoon, and we made 17: six ENDURA, six CENTRIS and five PRODUCER.

A single long brushed silver plate reading APPLIED MATERIALS SOUTH EAST ASIA on a dark wooden surface, cut first to check where the text sits — One plate cut first, to check the text position.

The first layout of the two-line plate on screen: PRODUCER over APPLIED MATERIALS SOUTH EAST ASIA inside a 90 by 35 mm outline — RenderThe first two-line layout; the lines were then set further apart.

A row of long brushed silver company plates on a wooden workbench, each reading APPLIED MATERIALS SOUTH EAST ASIA — Company plates for the repeat order.

Close-up of a long company plate held in hand, the hairline finish running along it, a stack of two-line CENTRIS plates behind — The hairline up close, two-line plates behind.

The final build

Step 5 of 5 · 19/10/2026

All 88 plates of the two October orders were delivered to Applied Materials together on 19/10/2026: company plates, the small plates for the four names, and the new two-line plates.

The October plates laid out on a white table: a column of long company plates, two-line ENDURA, PRODUCER and CENTRIS plates, and groups of small CENTRIS, ENDURA, VISTARA and PRODUCER plates — The October orders, laid out before delivery.

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Silver equipment nameplates for Applied Materials South East Asia

What we brought

One look across three orders

Text sized to read as a set

A new plate when the client needed one

Gallery