Custom Name Tags say more about your Business than just your Name

Browels ID Solutions • January 29, 2019

Present a Professional and Friendly Image to Your Customers

Professional Custom Name Plates - Browels ID Solutions

Browelsfull colour aluminum name tags provide businesses and organizations a simpleand inexpensive way to promote and maintain their corporate brand and make iteasy for customers and patrons to identify staff and management.

Using our thermoset printing process we can print your logo and staff names inhigh resolution full colour on either white or brushed silver anodizedaluminum. Various sizes are available. Standard sizes include3" x 1"; 3" x 1.5"; or 2.5" x 1". All nametags come with a strong magnetic fastener. Locking safety pin fastenersare also available upon request.

Our printing process and tag materials produce a highly durable, abrasion andUV resistant name tag, that you and you staff will be proud to wear.

Browels provides fast turnaround on orders. Most orders can be ready toship in 24 hours.

Contact us today for a quote. E-mail us at info@browels.ca with your requirements or for more information.

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