Metalphoto's archival , silver-halide based image is sealed inside of anodized aluminum , making it readable after prolonged exposure to a variety of harsh operating conditions including weather/sunlight , heat , abrasion , chemicals and salt-spray. The benefit if fewer label , nameplate , sign or control panel replacements due to illegibility - that means guranteed regulatory compliance , asset identification and brand representation

Metalphoto’s ability to create hundreds, thousands, even millions of unique labels or nameplates is a function of its unique imaging process. The benefit of this process is that Metalphoto labels and nameplates can contain “item-unique” serialized data, one of a kind instructions and/or barcodes of any symbology.
Durable barcodes connect assets to cloud-based computer systems, reduce data entry errors and speed the process of identifying assets properly.

The benefits of photographic resolution are three-fold:

• High-resolution images make it possible to mark small items or surfaces such as firearms or others where a large label is not feasible.
• Optional security printing features such as micro-text and watermarks that verify the authenticity of your product and protect it against fraud and counterfeiting.

Since its introduction in 1950, Metalphoto has proven itself again and again to major OEMs and government organizations. As a result, Metalphoto is specified by most major government, industrial and military organizations including Boeing, Airbus, Caterpillar, Great Dane, Honeywell, BF Goodrich, NASA, and the United States Navy, Army, Air Force and Marines.