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    Posted by Jonathan Wallace on 11 January 2010 at 15:12

    I have a client who is looking for flat cut satin anodized lettering. Does anyone know of a supplier of such material or what best matches this type of finish? We have a copmany who can cut almost anything so even a supplier of a sheet of this type would be good.

    Gordon Jones replied 15 years, 11 months ago 3 Members · 4 Replies
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  • Robert Lambie

    Member
    11 January 2010 at 15:39

    aalco near Cambuslang, Glasgow
    Austin Alloys, Queenslie Ind, Est Glasgow
    Multi-Metals Bellshill

    i recon aalco will be the one to do it at best price, but might be wrong.

  • Martin Pearson

    Member
    11 January 2010 at 15:58

    I’ve used Multi Metals a few times and service was good but if I remember rightly they had minimum order price and the delivery was expensive to this side of the Country but if your over that way might be better for you.

  • Robert Lambie

    Member
    11 January 2010 at 16:28

    i havent had any deliveries as they are ALL more or less on my doorstep so i just pick them up. i dont use austin alloys these days though and found aalco’s normaly got what we want in stock most and slightly better priced than multi-metals.

  • Gordon Jones

    Member
    11 January 2010 at 22:21
    quote Jonathan Wallace:

    I have a client who is looking for flat cut satin anodized lettering. Does anyone know of a supplier of such material or what best matches this type of finish? We have a copmany who can cut almost anything so even a supplier of a sheet of this type would be good.

    Jonathan, that material is primarily used by engravers, these guys both sell it:

    http://www.suregrave.com/anodalum.html

    or these

    http://www.engravamet.co.uk/2products.php

    Unless you go to a specialist supplier like the above companies you will pay an arm and a leg for it.

    However, you client maybe making a big mistake, once cut, the edges will be raw silver aluminium, open to the weather and will corrode, adding decent, strong fixings will be a nightmare.

    I would advise black dibond, gives these guys a call ask for Nancy:

    http://www.trade-letters.com

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