Billboards are a vital tool for promotion, playing a significantly larger role in advertising and becoming an essential means for enterprises and various businesses to promote themselves. Today, the functions and forms of billboards are more diverse, with various types and forms available. When producing them, attention must be given to all stages to realize more functionalities for the billboards, enhancing their effectiveness. What are the various processes and procedures involved in the production of billboards?

The bulletin board for steel plates and stainless steel plates will be crafted using steel baking varnish technology, with anti-corrosion treatment applied to the surface. It can be buried below ground level or secured to the surface of a solidified floor with expansion screws.

Billboards typically feature a canopy to shield sunlight and rain.

The bulletin boards come in two types: those with front doors and those with rear doors. The front doors are equipped with glass locks, while the rear doors only require standard locks. The content is typically composed of photo-realistic images or printed material. Personally, I believe that a bulletin board with a rear door is more suitable, as it offers better waterproof and dustproof protection compared to a front door design.

Wooden billboard displays are commonly used in gardens, but these billboards are not very practical, usually only capable of featuring outdoor portrait images. Since wooden billboards cannot house content within glass, the information is exposed to the elements, thus not receiving protection.

Label Making Process

Typically, surface materials include stainless steel mirror or brushed panels, titanium plates, glass, acrylic plates, copper, aluminum, cold-rolled steel, marble, stainless steel pipes, and solid wood. The internal structure is made of stainless steel pipes, with black metal profiles as reinforcing materials. Light sources include LED, plasma lamps, neon lights, and light guide panels. The manufacturing process for signs involves metal welding, bending, degreasing, lathe work, waterjet cutting, wire cutting, sanding, polishing, brushing, electroplating, oxidation, etching, and baking paint. Acrylic and glass surfaces are processed using silk screening, sticker application, carving, sandblasting, and other techniques based on design drawings. The perfection of signs lies in the rationality of design concepts and manufacturing processes. The design of the signage system is the preliminary stage of the entire project, while the completion of materials and processes in the signage system's later production stage plays a critical role.

Notice Board Dimensions

Billboards typically stand over 2.2 meters tall, with the option to include a canopy or not. Canopy-free billboards can be slightly shorter. The canopy material is usually polycarbonate, glass, or stainless steel. The width is generally around 2.5 meters, with vertical bulletin boards measuring about a meter. When determining the width of a billboard, consider the size of the content to be placed inside. The width is usually a multiple of the poster width, plus an additional ten to fifteen centimeters, allowing for more efficient use of the billboard's advertising space.

Here is a brief introduction to the manufacturing process and workflow of bulletin board production for your reference. You can design bulletin boards based on the manufacturing process, enhancing their functionality and advantages!