San Miguel Insurance Brass Engraving

Brass engraving is really a labor of love as it requires careful attention to detail, dedication and precision. This process demands great talent and concentration from the person or the team doing the engraving process.

Our team has a great deal of experience when it comes to brass engraving projects. Hence the 3-color brass engraving project that came from San Miguel Insurance is a “no-sweat” job for the team. Once the specifications and requirements of the client company was clearly stated, our team of  experts got into work.

Our brass plaques are expertly engraved to your specifications. They are produced from the very best brass available for exterior and interior use.

San Miguel Insurance Brass Engraving

San Miguel Insurance Brass Engraving

Doing Brass Engraving Signs Right

Honor and pride in a plate of metal. That is what Brass Engraving Signs are. Years of service or a great accomplishment will never fade away due to these precious mementos. They may not be pricey, but they truly are precious. And they always stand the test of time.

1. Plaque History

The word plaque comes from the 19th century French word that means ornamental plate or tablet. They are often made of thin sheets of semi precious metals and are usually given to appreciate an accomplishment of individuals or groups.

Brass Engraving Signs have been around since man put his hand to work on metal sheets. Before paper ever became the common choice for writing, man has always put his history in words. His choice of material was usually stone, papyrus, and metal. Special occasions called for special stationery, and the stationery of that era would always be a special metal. Hence were born the earliest plaques.

2. What Are Plaques?

A commemorative plaque is usually a flat, decorative plate that is affixed to a wall. It often marks a significant person or event. In most countries, places with historical significance are often marked by bronze plaques. Most memorials in the United States are marked by plaques that tell the story of the significance of that place. And many of these plaques have been there for countless generations.