ANPAS is pleased to introduce the unique chemically bronzed oxidised engraved plaque. The quality and extended benefit exceed that of the cast bronze plaque with delivery and installation if required, in a matter of days not weeks.

Method
The florentine bronze finish on all plaques is achieved by applying a catalyst to the surface of the metal causing it to oxidise. Chemicals are required to achieve this result deriving from fifty years of research, experiments and exposure to various weather patterns in the harsh Australian climate.

The resulting finish is a hardened brown oxidised surface which surpasses any painted finish in durability and longevity. The oxidised surface cannot chip or blister.

The Product
After the desired oxidised surface is achieved, the plaque can then be engraved. Engraving through the oxidised surface reveals the underlying metal surface, in turn creating the finished plaque.

These unique plaques can replace any purpose where a cast bronze plaque could be used. Benefits from this method compared to casting are the manufacturing time is reduced to a few days compared to three weeks, and the cost to create a plaque is considerably less.