Creating signs and lettering by first producing individual letters or shapes out of materials like metal or acrylic and then cutting them out to create a three-dimensional design is known as a fabricated and flat-cut design. The letters or forms are physically formed during this procedure, as opposed to being printed or projected, which is why it is known as fabrication. When letters or forms are cut out and made to resemble flat images, this is referred to as a flat-cut design.

Fabricated reverse stainless alloy DS-MP01

Through the use of 304 standard stainless alloys on faces and returns with a number of finishes, including painted, brushed, polished, and electroplating, DS-MP01 offers the chance to include different lettering and logo styles. With stand-off and flush mount installations, it is appropriate for small to large-sized signage.