SIC Code 3499-02 - Bronze Tablets (Manufacturing)

Bronze Tablets Manufacturing is a specialized industry that involves the production of bronze tablets for various purposes. Bronze tablets are flat, rectangular plates made of bronze, which is an alloy of copper and tin. These tablets are used for a variety of purposes, including commemorative plaques, historical markers, and decorative pieces. The manufacturing process involves several steps, including casting, engraving, and finishing. Bronze tablets are typically cast using a sand casting process, which involves creating a mold of the desired shape and pouring molten bronze into the mold. Once the bronze has cooled and solidified, the tablet is removed from the mold and any excess material is trimmed away. The tablet is then engraved with the desired text or design using specialized tools, and finished with a protective coating to prevent corrosion and wear. Bronze tablets are used in a variety of settings, including public spaces, museums, and private collections. They are often used to commemorate historical events or individuals, and can be found in locations such as parks, government buildings, and cemeteries. Bronze tablets can also be used as decorative pieces in homes and businesses, and are often customized to include personal messages or designs. The production of bronze tablets requires a high level of skill and attention to detail, as well as specialized equipment and materials. Companies in this industry must have a thorough understanding of the casting process, as well as the tools and techniques used for engraving and finishing bronze tablets.