C and S Nameplate Co Ltd

Our core business is the design, manufacture and supply of:

• Anodised aluminium nameplates
• Chemically etched aluminium nameplates
• Chemically etched stainless steel nameplates
• Chemically etched brass nameplates
• Screen printed metal and plastic nameplates, labels and signs

These are all made entirely to customers’ specifications for identification and promotion of their products and services, in quantities from 1- 1 million or more of any one type.

Our custom made range includes

• Window stickers and signs
• Rally Plates
• Plaques (with wooden Plinths)
• Plaques (without wooden Plinths)
• Calendars
• Coasters
• Computer cut out vinyl graphics
• CNC metal fabricated parts
• Component printing
• Panels
• Graphic overlays
• Golf club tee markers
• Golf Club signs
• Embossed metal plates for garden furniture etc
• Lapel badges
• Visiting card
• Membership cards
• Keyring labels
• Keyring tags

We also produce a wide range of stickers, badges and signs for use in the following applications:

• Safety and fire safety
• Door signs
• Architectural discs
• Quality control
• No smoking
• Stock control
• Packaging
• Store identification
• Asset Management
• Security

C & S products are manufactured from the following range of materials:.

• Aluminium
• Stainless Steel
• Brass
• PVC
• Vinyl
• Polyester
• Polycarbonate
• Foil
• Paper
• Display board

These materials are available in many grades and thicknesses to suit customer requirements.

C & S utilise the following processes;

• Computerised design
• Anodising and anodic printing
• Chemical etching
• Screen printing
• Stove enamelling
• Hot foil printing
• Machine engraving
• Embossing
• Doming
• Architectural etching
• Matting
• Lacquering
• Serial numbering
• Forming
• Stud welding
• CNC metal fabrication
• Computer cut out vinyl graphics

Selection of clients

• Latchways plc
• Tannoy Ltd
• Pyroban Ltd
• Kawasaki Precision Machinery (UK) Ltd
• Westminster Teak Ltd
• Kellogg Co. of GB Ltd

All of our products are fully compliant with ROHS Directive 2002/95/EC and provided they are used for the purpose for which they are intended, they are not hazardous to health