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Doorbell, intercom, and mailbox plates are among the most common engraving applications. Every day, private individuals, building managers, installers, and businesses require new, replacement, or updated name plates.
This product is simple to produce but enjoys constant demand over time, with applications ranging from engraved plastics to metals such as aluminum, brass, and stainless steel.
Thanks to modern engraving and marking technologies, even single pieces can be produced quickly, offering a high-value service with a low investment.
Doorbell, intercom and mailbox nameplates are among the most common applications for engraving workshops, installers and personalization businesses.
A doorbell nameplate is the business card of a home. A neat entrance with uniform, professionally made nameplates immediately conveys care and attention to detail; conversely, improvised labels or mismatched nameplates create a disorganized appearance.
For this reason, condominiums, private homes, offices and commercial premises frequently require replacements, name updates and new installations. Demand remains constant over time, making this application particularly attractive for businesses operating in the engraving and personalization sector.
A simple product, requested every day and suitable even for small production runs.
Materials, technologies and dimensions may vary depending on the intercom system, installation environment and the customer's aesthetic requirements.
Doorbells, intercoms, mailboxes, house numbers and identification plates require frequent updates and replacements, generating steady demand over time.
Two-layer engraving plastics, translucent materials for backlit intercoms, brass, anodized aluminum and stainless steel allow both modern installations and more prestigious settings to be served.
Many systems use standard formats, while some intercom manufacturers, such as URMET, offer dedicated nameplates for their systems. Our machines engrave both original manufacturer nameplates and custom nameplates produced using PCube engraving materials.
The nameplates can be made using mechanical or laser engraving, choosing the most suitable solution based on the material and production volumes.
Magic E4 is a mini CNC milling machine ideal for engraving and cutting plastic, aluminum, and brass. If you're only interested in doorbell plates, you might also consider the smaller Magic E3 model. The GCC E200SM machine is an extremely productive laser solution, ideal for engraving and cutting plastic and wood plates and small signs. It also allows you to mark aluminium, brass and steel.
PCube supplies machines, materials for nameplates and engraving plates, accessories, training, and technical assistance to start or expand production.
The most commonly used material is two-tone plastic; engraving the top layer reveals the lower layer, a different color. The second is opaline, and the third is transparent plastic with a colored base (gold, silver, and white) to be engraved on the back of the tag.
Yes, using opalino or specific transparent plastics painted on the back that allow light to pass through where the machine has engraved the name.
Yes, and it's also practical and convenient. Both mechanical and laser engraving allow you to create personalized individual nameplates in just seconds.
The choice depends on the materials being processed, the desired aesthetic result, and production volumes. CNC mechanical engraving is extremely versatile on all materials, while laser engraving is very productive on plastics but is not compatible with all plastics.
Yes, in addition to the machines, we also offer engraving plates and accessories, training courses, and technical support.