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Metal Arts, Inc.

410 6th St. S. E.
P. O. Box 639
Mandan, ND 58554
 
Toll Free:800-237-8069
Phone:701-663-6535
Fax:800-522-7091
 
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Overview:
Metal Arts was established seventy-five years ago in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, in a small two-story foundry and finishing factory. In the beginning casting aluminum letters and seals for the United States Postal Service, that soon expanded to bronze plaques and letters for business, government and organizations. Metal Arts had become a successful business in Milwaukee, employing fifteen skilled craftsmen and artisans.

1968 was a year of big changes for Metal Arts. It was purchased by L & H Mfg. Co. and relocated to Mandan, North Dakota. Some of the craftsmen followed the foundry to the new location and passed along the knowledge of quality manufacturing to the new employees.

The architectural signage industry has seen many changes over the years. Metal Arts has kept pace with those changes, expanding in all facets of the business and adopting new technologies. Metal Arts is always searching for better ways to design, cast, and finish the products they produce. Metal Arts has grown to over forty “dedicated” employees, shipping products throughout the United States and around the world.

A quality product is the bottom line and only the finest cast ingot material are used. Good quality material does “make a difference.”

Trust, dedication and making a difference are not just words to us, it is the code we work by. We “trust” the products will satisfy your needs, and are “dedicated” to manufacturing excellence. Metal Arts strives each day to “make a difference” in satisfying our customers needs.


 

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Cast Letters

 
Metal Arts, Inc. Cast Letters<BR>Standard<BR><BR>
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All letters include standard FMM-1 or FMW-2 and PMS-3 with tube spacers up to 1-1/2” long, plus E-6000 water proof adhesive. Templates are included provided they are basic straight lines and spacing.

 
Metal Arts, Inc. Cast Letters<BR>Custom<BR><BR>
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Custom letters and logos are made from customer supplied artwork to required specifications; regarding style, thickness and finishes. Below are examples of custom cast metal letters and logos.

 
Metal Arts, Inc. Cast Letter Materials<BR><BR>
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Metal Arts casts from the very best alloys: Aluminum, Bronze, & Yellow Brass.

 
Metal Arts, Inc. Cast Letter Accessories<BR><BR>
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Aluminum Studs
Stainless Steel Studs
Stainless Steel U-Brackets
Stud Anchors
Spacers
Adhesives

 
Metal Arts, Inc. Cut Graphic Samples<BR><BR>
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Our computerized routers or water jet can cut aluminum, brass, bronze and stainless steel materials in various thicknesses. Metal Arts routers have the ability to cut any computerized graphics or letter styles from 2” on up. Our selection of fonts are available for plate cut letters. Custom letters and logos are available from customer supplied computer ready artwork.

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Plaques

 
Metal Arts, Inc. Plaque Borders<BR><BR>
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Metal Arts offers five standard border styles. A frontal view of each border design is shown below. Other border styles are available upon request, contact Metal Arts for quotes and questions.

 
Metal Arts, Inc. Plaque Rosettes<BR><BR>
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Available in brass, bronze, white bronze and aluminum to match finishes.

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