Applications › Interfaces & Control Graphics
Discontinued equipment outlives its printed panels. Legends wear off, overlays crack, and the OEM has no part number anymore. We rebuild the artwork from the old panel or a photo, match the construction (film overlay, rigid faceplate or printed metal), and deliver a replacement that fits the original cutouts. If you want a legend changed or a language added while we are at it, that is a note on the drawing, not a new project.
Typical examples
- Faded controller overlays on packaging and process lines
- Cracked keypad overlays on test equipment
- Legend plates for retrofitted control cabinets
- Faceplates for radios, gauges and consoles on vehicles and equipment
- Panels for machines being rebuilt or resold
Materials, process and quantities
| Materials | Polycarbonate and polyester film, rigid polycarbonate, black ABS, anodized aluminum; adhesive matched to the original mount. |
|---|---|
| How it is made | Artwork reconstruction from the sample, second-surface or front print, laser or CNC cutting to the original geometry, adhesive lamination. |
| Quantities | One panel to get a machine back in service, or a set for every machine in the plant. Reconstructed artwork stays on file for reorders. |
| Options | Corrected legends, added languages, updated branding, backlit zones preserved, serial or asset number added. |
| Who orders this | Plant maintenance, machine rebuilders, equipment dealers, vehicle and equipment restoration. |
What to send
The old panel if it can be removed, or straight-on photos with a ruler in frame, plus overall dimensions and how it mounts.
Related applications
- Graphic Overlays (Polycarbonate & Polyester)
- Replacement & Discontinued Plastic Parts
- Classic-Car & Vintage Equipment Reproductions
- All Interfaces & Control Graphics
Start a project: Interface & graphic overlay quote. A drawing, a photo or a sample part is enough to begin.
