3 business days sourcing time before 3 business days 3D UV printing starts.
3D UV Printing at 50 pieces
Skip artwork and build the color and size break for a ready-to-source blank order.
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Supplier Sourced Network adds 3 sourcing days before AMS production starts.
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Order a sample12" x 15" Rosewood Piano Finish 24 Plate Perpetual Plaque with Laserable Black Brass Plates is ready for Supplier Sourced custom decoration through AMS. Use it for teams, companies, events, and repeat logo orders, review product dimensions, upload your logo or design, and move from quote to decorated production with a real sourcing path.
Since 2020, AMS has helped brands, schools, teams, and businesses source the right blank, price finished apparel clearly, and move production with real support in Houston.
This 24-plate perpetual system lets you build recognition frameworks that scale with your organization. Rather than replacing the entire plaque, you rotate plates—perfect for ongoing employee awards, donor programs, or departmental recognition that grows over time. The rosewood finish and black brass deliver the professional durability expected in office settings.
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Supplier Sourced Network adds 3 sourcing days before AMS production starts.
Supplier Source item. Orders under $500 include a $30 small order fee. This fee is waived at $500.
AMS will flag wash, shrink, and care considerations before a production run is released.
Best for full-color logos on drinkware, gifts, acrylics, and sublimation blanks. Four inches are included, with per-inch pricing above that.
Best for leatherette patches, plaques, and hard goods where a precise etched finish is appropriate. Four inches are included, with per-inch pricing above that.
Standard AMS decoration · Supplier Sourced path is confirmed from live stock before checkout.
Standard AMS decoration · Supplier Sourced path is confirmed from live stock before checkout.
Standard AMS decoration · Supplier Sourced path is confirmed from live stock before checkout.
See how AMS handles branded apparel, uniforms, and repeat logo orders.
Turn a logo, sketch, or screenshot into artwork you can use on this garment.
Review same-day and rush production expectations before you promise a deadline.
Choose the color, size range, and decoration path in the live AMS builder.
Perpetual plaques are industry-standard recognition tools trusted in corporate, nonprofit, and education settings. This rosewood-and-brass combination balances professional aesthetics with durability in offices and award displays. Supplier Sourced ensures consistent quality on the plaque and precision on your custom decoration via laser or UV printing.
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Choose perpetual if you give the same award annually (like employee of the month) or if your recognition program grows over time. The 24-plate design eliminates waste and keeps your award visible and fresh year after year.
This plaque comes complete with all 24 plates. You'll manage which plates get engraved and when, based on your recognition schedule.
Laser engraving is ideal for text, logos, and monochrome designs—it's permanent and won't fade. 3D UV printing lets you use full color and photographic imagery. Both permanently adhere to the black brass. Choose based on your design needs.
You can do either. Many customers use a standard design across all plates, while others engrave each plate uniquely with names, dates, or division titles. The choice is yours.
That's your usable space on the plaque. Leave a small margin from the edges to keep designs crisp. Your production approval proof will show exactly how your design sits on the brass.
Yes. Laser-engraved marks are physically etched into the brass and won't fade, wear, or require touch-ups. A dry cloth keeps the finish clean.
