There are many ways that information and designs can be transferred onto a metal nameplate, each with its own benefits and features.
Every business has some form of logo or identifying features. Larger businesses will have this written down in exact brand guidelines – which colours, font types, sizes and logos should be used.
The Automotive Industry has always been very selective when it comes to choosing suppliers. Is this necessarily a bad thing? LNI thinks not.
As Australians, we have been blessed with a large number of resources available to us over the last few decades in terms of raw materials, manufacturing, and transport but it has taken the global pandemic to show how reliant we have become.
There are many ways that businesses communicate messages to their customers. Off the top of your head, you would probably name both traditional and digital forms of marketing. Email, advertising, social media or metal nameplates.
The RV and Marine industry is known for manufacturing products that are built to withstand some of the toughest conditions the Australian climate can throw at them. Salt air and water can destroy poorly made products, the hot Australian sun can[...]
As a regular supplier of nameplates, labels and badges to the Australian Defence Force and the industry supply chain that supports it, LNI understands the importance and value of military service and the national objective to grow and achieve greater[...]
In the automotive industry, brand is everything. And we all know that the badges on a car are the key way that the car’s brand is advertised. That is why car manufacturers will use only the best in the business to provide badges for their vehicles. They[...]
LNI began in the automotive industry 50 years ago providing high-quality nameplates, labels and badges firstly to Toyota, then expanding to Holden, Ford and Mitsubishi.
