Acid etched stainless steel signs are signs made from stainless steel that have been etched with acid to create a design:

Process:

The process of acid etching stainless steel involves using a computer-cut stencil to create a design on the metal, then dipping the metal into an acid bath to etch away the design.

Results:

The result is a precise and intricate design that can be filled with paint to match corporate identities.

Uses:

Acid etched stainless steel signs are often used in the legal and medical professions, and for control panels in industrial machinery.

Other techniques:

Other techniques for etching stainless steel include galvanic etching, which uses an electrolyte instead of acid, and laser etching, which uses a laser to cut the design into the metal.