equipment labeling
Years ago there was a company or two that made some dry transfer/rub on labeling. They you could get some with electrical names such as volume control, antenna and such. Now all that seems to be around is just single letters. Does anyone know if you can still get the full labels or a good way to label a painted cabinet ? |
equipment labeling
Ralph Mowery wrote:
Years ago there was a company or two that made some dry transfer/rub on labeling. They you could get some with electrical names such as volume control, antenna and such. Now all that seems to be around is just single letters. Does anyone know if you can still get the full labels or a good way to label a painted cabinet ? Letraset. But this business of course has diminished and such special purpose labels, for which there once was a market, are of course the first to go. Today you would make a design on a computer and then use photographic techniques to transfer it to a front panel. Services that do small quantities at reasonable price are available. |
equipment labeling
On 30/04/2018 08:46, Rob wrote:
Ralph Mowery wrote: Years ago there was a company or two that made some dry transfer/rub on labeling. They you could get some with electrical names such as volume control, antenna and such. Now all that seems to be around is just single letters. Does anyone know if you can still get the full labels or a good way to label a painted cabinet ? Letraset. But this business of course has diminished and such special purpose labels, for which there once was a market, are of course the first to go. Today you would make a design on a computer and then use photographic techniques to transfer it to a front panel. Services that do small quantities at reasonable price are available. Another of today's options is to print a full size colour sheet and then seal it in a plastic envelope, with suitable holes for the controls. |
equipment labeling
On 30/04/2018 08:46, Rob wrote:
Ralph Mowery wrote: Years ago there was a company or two that made some dry transfer/rub on labeling. They you could get some with electrical names such as volume control, antenna and such. Now all that seems to be around is just single letters. Does anyone know if you can still get the full labels or a good way to label a painted cabinet ? Letraset. But this business of course has diminished and such special purpose labels, for which there once was a market, are of course the first to go. Today you would make a design on a computer and then use photographic techniques to transfer it to a front panel. Services that do small quantities at reasonable price are available. Print the whole front panel on an 'OHP' sheet, ideally on a Laser printer, cut holes for controls etc., and fit over whole front panel. Provided the panel is A4 then you should be OK. You can even include colour etc. I've (generally) found that the material stays in place, held by just the control mounting nuts or other existing screws etc. -- Suspect someone is claiming a benefit under false pretences? Incapacity Benefit or Personal Independence Payment when they don't need it? They are depriving those in real need! https://www.gov.uk/report-benefit-fraud |
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