PRECISION IDENTIFICATION / ZERUI INDUSTRY
From technical data to brand identity. Explore materials, finishes and graphic processes, then define the right specification for your equipment.
Data plates / Brand identity / Control panels / Component tags
Data plates, brand marks, component tags and equipment panels. Find your starting point in the gallery.
01 / EQUIPMENTA clear hierarchy for model numbers, technical parameters, serial numbers and traceability.
02 / PANELColour-coded areas, equipment and status information in one readable panel.
03 / BRANDA brushed metal surface for a brand, institution name and inscription.
04 / EQUIPMENTConsistent typography, borders and mounting holes for component identification.
05 / PRECISIONCompact identification text and mounting details for small components.
06 / EQUIPMENTA circular profile with a structured specification area for equipment mounting.
SURFACE COLLECTION / 03
Compare grain and reflection before choosing how the information appears.
Fine aligned lines create directional highlights that move with the viewing angle.
An even texture softens highlights and reduces distracting glare. Several processes can produce a matte appearance.
A smooth surface creates bright, defined reflections and emphasises edges, changing with its surroundings.
Confirm texture, gloss and colour with an agreed physical sample.
Rotate the model. Explore the surface and depth. The right material for the right application.
Explore materials & finishes
Start with your name. Build every detail around it.
Next, refine dimensions, artwork, process and mounting, then request a quote.
01Keep the golden brass face, with etched graphics and colour filling for contrast.
02Applies text, brand colours and diagrams to a panel.
03Marks identification, specifications and serial numbers.
04Forms shapes, holes and details to a defined tooling design.
From office doors and home details to commercial spaces and industrial equipment. Find the right identification for your setting.
Department and name signs · Meeting-room and desk numbers
House numbers and name plaques · Mailbox and garden signs
Guestroom and amenity signs · Table and reservation signs
Store and studio branding · Display and product plaques
Specification plates · Control panels and labels
Equipment and circuit IDs · System diagram panels
SPECIFICATION KNOWLEDGE / BUYER GUIDES
Practical selection, artwork and quotation guidance based on the current published nameplate catalogue.
Start with the installation environment, plate size, marking process and mounting method. Then compare 201/304/316L stainless steel, H62 brass and aluminium. A material grade alone does not establish corrosion performance or suitability; the application and artwork still require review.
Read guide →Choose a process based on artwork detail, colour, desired surface and mounting geometry. Etching, screen printing, laser marking and stamping have different roles and may be combined. Feasibility depends on material, thickness and the dimensions of the actual artwork.
Read guide →Include the intended use, exact artwork or text, dimensions, material or environment, finish and marking preferences, mounting method, quantity, delivery location and requested timing. An incomplete enquiry is welcome, but pricing and lead time require a formal specification review.
Read guide →Yes. Use Design Studio to configure a shape, dimensions, material, text and mounting method, then export your design or submit the specification for review.
Dimensions, quantity, material, process, artwork and delivery location determine the quotation. Confirm the formal quotation before an order proceeds.
Options include H62 brass, aluminium and 201/304/316L stainless steel, together with ten processes including etching, screen printing, laser marking and stamping.
Examples illustrate artwork and finishing. Supply authorised brand assets and validate any certification marks or technical data against your actual product.