• Receive design requirements from the client or create designs in-house.
• Artwork includes text, graphics, and any other elements specified by the client.

2. Material Preparation:

• Choose an appropriate metal material, such as copper, aluminum, or stainless steel.
• Cut the metal sheet to the desired dimensions.

3. Surface Treatment:

• Clean the metal surface to ensure it is free from dirt, oxidation, or other contaminants.
• Optionally perform special metal treatments such as polishing or grinding to achieve specific surface textures.

4. Apply Protective Film:

• Apply a protective film to areas that need safeguarding, preventing damage during the etching process.

5. Etching Process:

• Transfer the artwork onto the metal sheet.
• Utilize chemical etching techniques, typically acid etching or electrochemical etching, to form the desired text and graphics on the metal surface.

6. Cleaning and Removal of Protective Film:

• Clean the etched metal sheet to remove residual etchant and other chemicals.
• Remove the protective film, revealing the text and graphics left by the etching process.

7. Coloring or Coating:

• Optionally, apply color or coating to the etched plaque based on client preferences, enhancing visual appeal or improving durability.

8. Final Finishing and Inspection:

• Perform a final inspection on the completed etched plaque to ensure clear visibility of text and graphics, and assess the quality of surface treatments.
• Conduct any necessary finishing touches to ensure neat edges and an exquisite appearance.

9. Packaging and Delivery:

• Package the finished etched plaque securely to prevent damage during transportation.
• Deliver to the client or installation team for mounting, as required.

Through this meticulous production process, etched plaque manufacturers can deliver high-quality, personalized products that meet the specific requirements of their clients.