What are the forms and material classifications of signs

Writer：admin Time：2024-01-23 11:08 Browse：℃

　　Signs are very common in our daily lives, but they can be divided into wooden signs, plastic signs, and metal signs due to the different materials used, which is dazzling. So how are signs classified? What other forms does it have?

　　Material classification:

　　(1) Smooth identification sign: The image or board surface is oily and very smooth.

　　(2) Acrylic identification label: Use acrylic material as the main material for the board surface.

　　(3) Luminous material identification signs: Use luminous material signs (commonly known as neon lights)

　　(4) Electric light board identification signs: Use light-emitting diodes or night light tubes to achieve monochromatic or colorful display effects.

　　(5) Metal identification signs: In the absence of a specific board surface, metal is used as the main material for the sign surface or text, and metal is used as the main carrier for identification.

　　Morphological classification:

　　(1) Vertical: The entire proportion is relatively long vertically, and the entire surface is generally used as a signage.

　　(2) Ground pillar shape: a horizontal, vertical, and three-dimensional identification sign marked on certain fixed structures on the ground

　　(3) Horizontal: The entire proportion is relatively long horizontally, and the entire surface is used as identification signs, which can generally be seen on the walls of small shops and large buildings.

　　(4) Protruding: A sign that protrudes from the wall surface of a building, and is used as an advertising carrier on both sides except for the back or in the case of two sides of the wall, such as a three sided flip sign.

　　(5) Rooftop style: refers to the installation of fixed structures on the roof of a building, and the hanging or pasting of plate shaped, square shaped, or magical identification signs on them.

　　The form and material classification of signs are influenced by many factors and can be selected based on their intended use.